"Last but certainly not least is a mode called MJ Create-a-Legend that opens up after you've completed all ten challenges. The premise is simple: players insert Rookie Michael Jordan into any team they want (yes, you can run with Lebron, Bosh, Wade and Jordan on the Heat if you want) and then try to develop him into the player we know and love, but with the current crop of NBA talent. Jordan's look will change as you progress through his career and will mirror the physical differences that we saw as he moved from '80s Michael to late-'90s Michael. He begins as a high-flying youngster with an overall rating of 79 and it's up to you to bring him to greatness. The gameplay performs just like My Player in that you're player-locked to Michael Jordan and will have to complete different objectives for each game."
And I REALLY hope they let you play as rookie from the 2010 draft if you want. Also hope that the 2K insider's opening spiel can be skipped. He gets a little annoying after a few playthroughs.
Well said.
I actually want My Player to be more tougher. I liked the goals, but it should be much harder when you first start out as an unproven created rookie. I wish there was a way where we can do an Online Career in which me & maybe 10 others can come in with either created players or 2010 Draft Picks and play out each game during the season. As we battle to lead our teams to the NBA Finals, and battle for individual awards.
Looks like Harlan will be doing the commentary for all the game modes. I just hope there's no Kellogg though.
The commentary will never get better, deeper if they keep replacing the color man ever friggin' year. Cuz when they do replace him, they gotta make sure he has lines for all the simple stuff first. All of it.
I hope players from the past, like Stockton, won't be assigned packages from current stars.
Imagine Drexler Dunking like Wade or vice versa? It just wouldn't look authentic.
"For starters, every single one of the challenges (which date from his rookie year to that "final" shot against Bryon Russell and the Jazz) features every player that you'd care about. Whether you're talking about Horace Grant on the Bulls, James Worthy and Magic on the Lakers or Karl Malone and John Stockton on the Jazz, they're all here. What's even more impressive is that they all have their signature moves and styles in the game."
You'll also spot Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul's shoes, all of which are a part of the Jordan brand. Assigning these shoes to different players will net you different attribute boosts depending on which shoes you slip on your player's feet.
The build the guy was playing is probably prior to the additions made to the MJ challenges, that's why he didn't say anything about 11apg in the 1991 finals.
The commentary will never get better, deeper if they keep replacing the color man ever friggin' year. Cuz when they do replace him, they gotta make sure he has lines for all the simple stuff first. All of it.
Clark Kellogg is/was horrible.
Get Harlan/Kerr/Fratello or even Van Gundy/Jackson. I would love to hear Jackson's trademark catchphrases during the game.
Even going as far as to feature every single one of MJ's shoes (25 in all), including the original Air Force Ones.
It's nice to read that they'll have all of the Jordan shoes from his career, including the 2009 & '10 editions, so we can give to the other Jordan Brand players. With his mentioning of inaccuracies in the build, then why would he state two inaccuracies in his article?
"For starters, every single one of the challenges (which date from his rookie year to that "final" shot against Bryon Russell and the Jazz) features every player that you'd care about. Whether you're talking about Horace Grant on the Bulls, James Worthy and Magic on the Lakers or Karl Malone and John Stockton on the Jazz, they're all here. What's even more impressive is that they all have their signature moves and styles in the game."
Yay for Generic Players. There better not be anyone significant missing. Based on this guys flub about "the Shrug" being against New York, a player we don't care about is Steve Kerr for all we know.