NBA 2K16 Video From Gamescom (Shaky-Cam)

[getzmunney]

Quote: Originally Posted by STLRams

Wow, 2000 Portland Trailblazers team has been added, interesting. I'm really hoping the classic players models and movements have been improved this time. They've looked and felt pretty clunky the past 2yrs, don't even get me started on how bad Michael Jordan has looked. He looked way more accurate and better on 2K12.

its a shame so many people are OK with this. Makes me not even want to play with Jordan. Nobody speaks on this problem in next gen.

[Sundown]

Why does the announcer sound like our robot overlords pacifying us with video entertainment products?


It's working.

[Sundown]

Quote: Originally Posted by lakers24

I also see a few: San Diego(stay classy!) San Jose Anaheim St. Louis Cincinnati Columbus Jacksonville New Jersey(?) Baltimore(?) Honolulu Anchorage Tampa I'm really hoping for Vancouver as well

What looks like San Jose might actually be San Francisco. After all Golden State IS relocating there in 2017.

[jeremym480]

Man, I wish they would just come out with MyLeague news already. I even got bored today and tried to translate as much as I could from the videos. It wasn't really anything new (or complete for that matter), but for those interested:

Spoiler

The only thing I can gather from MyLeague/MyGM was

Quote:

oder misserfolg deines franchise liegt allein in deinen handen

translated is
or failure of your franchise rests solely in your hands

and

Quote:

baue mit trades, free agents und draft-picks deinen kader auf und uberwache alle geschäftlichen aspekte, wie eintrittspreise und teamfinanzen

translated is
build on with trades , free agents and draft picks your squad and about waking all business aspects , such as entrance fees and Finance Team



What can I say? The thirst is real

[2k gamer all day]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeremym480

Man, I wish they would just come out with MyLeague news already. I even got bored today and tried to translate as much as I could from the videos. It wasn't really anything new (or complete for that matter), but for those interested: Spoiler The only thing I can gather from MyLeague/MyGM was translated is or failure of your franchise rests solely in your hands and translated is build on with trades , free agents and draft picks your squad and about waking all business aspects , such as entrance fees and Finance Team What can I say? The thirst is real

Same here .. 50 days left . I think it's time that we get some gameplay

[Crystar500]

Quote: Originally Posted by Trackball

Here's a screenshot of what I'm assuming is the relocation options screen. Now, I'm no geography major, but here's some cities I recognize on there. Feel free to add any more I may have missed! Kansas City (former Kings home) Louisville (Kentucky Colonels) Las Vegas Richmond, Virginia (Squires) Nashville Austin, Texas (a D-League team is there already, the Austin Toros) Pittsburgh (the ancient Pittsburgh Ironmen!) Omaha, Nebraska His camera is too low to see Washington state, but 2K would be INSANE if they didn't include Seattle. Believe me, Sonics faithful, I empathize with you...

It looks as if you can move teams to cities that already have an NBA Team... Like, you can have two teams in Orlando if you want. I was expecting every state to have at least one blip, though, so it's kinda unfair to people living in those states who love basketball.

[Wildcats302]

Quote: Originally Posted by Crystar500

It looks as if you can move teams to cities that already have an NBA Team... Like, you can have two teams in Orlando if you want. I was expecting every state to have at least one blip, though, so it's kinda unfair to people living in those states who love basketball.

I'm surprised ABQ, New Mexico, did not get a slot.

[NINJAK2]

Quote: Originally Posted by stillfeelme

I know that Harden fastbreak was a created to highlight him but did anyone peep the reaction time by the CPU. The CPU actually hesitated a second on the turnover before chasing Harden down the court very realistic looking. I hope that can actually happen for the right turnovers. In 2K for years the CPU reaction time on T.O.'s has been way too fast for years. That was like a 3 on 0 break. The other thing I noticed is the actual footplanting step for step on Harden's dribbling on the T.O. looks to be improved there was minimal sliding on the animations for what they shown. He didn't have to gather his feet to accelerate weird or get in the right location to trigger the dunk it looked very fluid.

I also noticed those things too. Question to you or anyone: Was that a throw ahead dribble by Harden on the accelaration after the T.O.? I have not seen that since the other game.