"The realism of the presentation was given more weight thanks to the new player models, animations and the completely rewritten dribbling engine that provides 1:1 ball-handling via the right analog stick. This year, players have a more defined look -- smaller guys look the way they should and all of the players don't have the bulky shoulders of previous years' releases. In addition, with the changes to the way the ball is handled, 2K is promising more dynamic action and less in the way of canned animations -- there's even an in-air collision system now."
Yup, I've heard in other previews and videos about dribbling still being on the left stick. I just expect there to be less use of the triggers to do the moves ala 2k8.
Thats why I want it on the right stick. In 2k8 every move was a uniform crossover.
Can't you use the right stick on 2k10 as an alternative? I don't see them taking away that ability for 2k11 atleast as an option.
My point was that if the controls are on the left sticks and they don't use triggers every time you change directions its a crossover. Supposedly 2k11 wont use the triggers for crossovers.
Wow, everyone is jumping on the 2k11 band wagon but, you all forgot that mr. wang got that idea from live. It should be a law on spying but, since it been around for years no one really going to call out that he left 2k to work on live then get in a so called hissy fit so he can leave to run back to 2k only to use the live mechanics.
They wanted to revamp the dribbling before Mike came back. There was an article on their first meeting after 2k10 was released and their biggest issue was control and dribbling.
Wow, everyone is jumping on the 2k11 band wagon but, you all forgot that mr. wang got that idea from live. It should be a law on spying but, since it been around for years no one really going to call out that he left 2k to work on live then get in a so called hissy fit so he can leave to run back to 2k only to use the live mechanics.