2K Sports Expecting to Make a Big NBA 2K13 Announcement in the Next Couple of Weeks

[wrestlinggod1]

Quote: Originally Posted by Eman5805

I'm not really expecting something jaw dropping just nicely cool like TNT or Reggie Miller and Sir Charles being legends somehow. Only thing that'll shock me is if they have real-time collision physics.

If these two are in the game I will literally buy 2K13 day one.

[LionsFanNJ]

They're removing nikeID because Create a shoe is back.

[King_B_Mack]

Maybe they finally fixed the shoes in this game so there aren't abominations like the Jordan XI's and Adizero Rose 2.5's that you can't make look like the actual colorways.

[Vni]

You guys seriously care about shoes?

[I Djm]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

You guys seriously care about shoes?

when they dont give you the options to make it like the real shoe then yea we start caring about the shoes

[JSensui]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

You guys seriously care about shoes?

It does get a bit frustrating when the loudest voices in the community are always going on and on about accessories...it gives 2k the vibe that that's what the majority of the fanbase cares about.

[King_B_Mack]

You know what helps me with my frustration? I remember how video game development works and that there's an art team for things just like that and there's a gameplay team. So there's no loudest voice to influence 2K as if they hear people asking about art changes, turn them loose on that and then tell the gameplay, audio etc. guys they're good for the year cause the community only cares about shoes.

[jd@os]

Quote: Originally Posted by JSensui

It does get a bit frustrating when the loudest voices in the community are always going on and on about accessories...it gives 2k the vibe that that's what the majority of the fanbase cares about.

No it doesn't. 2K's employees are more intelligent than that.

The announcement will have nothing to do with shoes, but geez I wish people would realize that improving/adding on shoes and legends does not affect nor take away from gameplay--there are separate people in separate departments for this. You don't have to, but look at the credits in a video game and you'll understand.

If a director wants to improve on the cinematography of a movie sequel, it doesn't affect the casting of the movie because the cinematographer doesn't work on the casting--it's quite a simple concept. That's why many schools across America focus on English Language Arts without taking away from Math--your Calculus teacher shouldn't be teaching your English Lit class.