Wolverine Studios Announces Release of Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball 2

[Steve_OS]

Wolverine Studios is proud to announce that Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball 2 has been released and is available exclusively from www.wolverinestudios.com.

DDS:PB2 puts you in the role of general manager of your favorite basketball team and includes the following new features and more:

• Player Personalities and Media Interaction : Interact with the media who will question you about things happening with your team as well as the players who interact with each other in all new ways thanks to new chemistry and relationship variables

• New Salary/Contract options : An expanded financial system allows you to deal with restricted free agents, team and player contract options and the ability to retain draft rights on rookies you don’t want to sign right away

• Playable European leagues : Play as a team in either the professional or development league or take on an overseas team in one of nine extra in game leagues

• Expansion : Leagues can participate in an expansion process and draft – recreate history just exactly as the league expanded

• Progressive Injury Healing : Players will heal progressively now allowing you to risk them coming back too soon if your team needs their production back in the lineup ASAP

• The Summer of 2010 : This was the biggest summer ever in basketball – you have the option of starting the season as of today or going back and redoing the summer. Can you make things happen differently for your favorite team?

Read more details about the game, right here.

[[Icy]]

Awesome basketball manager sim for those looking for more managerial depth than in console games.

[rockchisler]

Would be sweet if they bundled this in conjunction with 2k series.

[Peter_OS]

Yes it would!

[The Yurpman]

Is this comparable to the OOTP series? Obviously different sports but I'm talking about quality, depth, etc. OOTP is awesome but I enjoy basketball/football more then baseball, so I'd definitely be interested in this.

[Gary Gorski]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Yurpman

Is this comparable to the OOTP series? Obviously different sports but I'm talking about quality, depth, etc. OOTP is awesome but I enjoy basketball/football more then baseball, so I'd definitely be interested in this.

I am the developer of the game and to answer your question yes much like OOTP it is a very deep and high quality sim. We have a free demo at the website so check it out - I think you will like what you see. If you or anyone else has questions I'm happy to answer them.

[jsg]

this seems to be everything i ever wanted in a b-ball game. i'll check this out