NBA 2K13 Features Sprite Slam Dunk Contest, 3 Point Contest, Rising Stars Challenge

[King_B_Mack]

Can't wait to see how many people that were bitching about wanting the All-Star announcement to be gameplay now find numerous ways to bitch about the gameplay we're going to be getting on Monday.

[Vni]

Quote: Originally Posted by kolanji

^^^^^^^ mein all these GIFS are freaking amazing only on OS...gotta LOVE OS

Actually all theses gifs are used all over the internet all the time. ;)

[ecworldwide]

ALL I WANNA HEAR IS THE SERVERS WORK AND THE DAMN ONLINE IS FIXED. ALL THE ALL STAR WEEKEND AND OTHER TALK POINTLESS.

[youvalss]

Allstar rights - done (2012).
NFL rights - done (...?)

[kolanji]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

Actually all theses gifs are used all over the internet all the time.

right on time ......there is one of u everywhere on the internet as well.....u knew i meant this and u turned it to this

[Sam Marlowe]

Quote: Originally Posted by JBreezeNY

Very, very much agreed. If it's not in any of those modes then my previous post was made for nothing.

A spectator mode with the server situation being worked out would be incredible. Finally get to see some of the best of the best play each other.

[TrapStar215]

Quote: Originally Posted by youvalss

Allstar rights - done (2012). NFL rights - done (...?)

Then if will quickly turn into Madden. Same BS every year with no competition on your back to improve.

[thaone08]

Quote: Originally Posted by youvalss

Allstar rights - done (2012). NFL rights - done (...?)

NFL rights might belong to EA since it was the NFL who wanted EA to have the rights in the first place. NFL let game makers bid and EA won. I remember that EA try to buy take-two interactive but i think that could of been a rumor but wouldn't be surprised if it was true cause EA would be the one to put other game makers out of business.

Exclusivity
In 2004, EA signed an exclusive license through 2009 with the NFL and the NFLPA to give the company the exclusive rights to use the NFL's teams, stadiums, and players in a video game.[29] The deal, reportedly worth $300 million and later extended to 2013,[1] has been widely criticized. This exclusive license prevents other official NFL video games. Some competitors, such as the Blitz: The League series, have elected to continue, seeking to distinguish themselves through innovative gameplay while others, such as the NFL 2K series, have ceased production. In 2007, 2K Sports released All Pro Football 2K8, which used former NFL stars.