Glad they got Barkley though, so hopefully we can use him in more than this mode and edit him
Ditto, though GameInformer's tidbit doesn't necessarily get things off on the right foot:
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Originally Posted by GameInformer
2K has informed us that while Charles Barkley is indeed included in the 1992 Dream Team deal, he will not be appearing in any other historic teams he's played on.
Also, what's the deal with making the Dream Team pre-order exclusive? An extra "Dream Team jersey" I understand. But the actual team itself? Lame sauce.
Also, what's the deal with making the Dream Team pre-order exclusive? An extra "Dream Team jersey" I understand. But the actual team itself? Lame sauce.
That's a REALLY weird article.
I was hoping not to have to get the pc version this year in particular but may have to if this is really the case.
Kind of strange how much variety their is in that photo in terms of accuracy. I'm sure it's going to be tough to match a face scan, but I know they can do better than what we see with John Stockton there, particularly after seeing how incredible some of the new classic players looked last year.
I'm with you on the signature styles though. Seems like we're still trying to catch up to where we were on that front in 2K12 as well. But as long as we're heading in the right direction, I'm encouraged.
Man....... that Big Ben says it all......sorry for the fluff post but that Ben Wallace needed acknowledgment... haha
2K11 Jordan still looked the best IMO. How come they did so well with it back then (without face scanning of course) but can't now? Its odd to me.....
I agree - 2K11 and 2K12 were the best - plus, they had a different-looking Jordan for all "eras". I think partially it is because of the bigger resolution (Xbox 360 vs Xbox One).
But yeah, as an old-school hoop head the legends in 2K have been a huge disappointment. It's mind-boggling how some hobbyists can create vastly superior models for these legends, and 2K keeps on pushing these weak attempts.
I agree - 2K11 and 2K12 were the best - plus, they had a different-looking Jordan for all "eras". I think partially it is because of the bigger resolution (Xbox 360 vs Xbox One).
But yeah, as an old-school hoop head the legends in 2K have been a huge disappointment. It's mind-boggling how some hobbyists can create vastly superior models for these legends, and 2K keeps on pushing these weak attempts.
As much as I LOVE the legends and everything 2k has done for us, to be lucky enough to have them every year, it's clearly evident that they're are second fiddle to everything else 2k works on in the game.
My player, the silly story modes (My personal opinion, I know they are well liked) and all the online stuff takes precedent over everything else, which is a shame. There's so much potential to be had here.
Look at how amazing 2k11 and 2k12 were for legends - I would have thought, with the size of the disc space today, they could work heavily on the classic aspect whilst not compromising the other game modes that everyone else enjoys.
With all that said, I would rather have the legends, albeit not polished, than have none at all.
I just remember using MJ in 2K11 against the Celtics and he was gunning his signature stutter steps, shooting form and finishes at the basket. Then taking it up to '98 Jordan and working the post, fade aways etc. His signature dribble stuff changed, stroke etc. It was amazing.
Then 2K12 happened and the legends expanded more so....and as a fan I was very, very excited.
I'd just love it if (5 years later) that'd been built on. Magic's signature no looks in transition, Shaq drop step and facial etc. etc. If the legends felt more like themselves I'd use them (and currently I don't touch them at all).
Obviously early to say, but one can only hope the 92 Dream Team aren't just the (attempted) faces with jerseys.
These days it just feels like the legends are stuffed into the game and then its more about "removing online cheese"......
Karl Malone needs to be re-created for the look he really represented at the time. Stockton looks like a little boy ready to go play at the playground. Jordan looks like he has snuff ( for those of you not familiar...it is a tobacco product) stuck under his lower lip area.There is no way that "thing" that 2k created looks anything like larry bird...I mean really?