Storylines
One of the most interesting new features, at least from a presentation standpoint, is game storylines. After all, it's not just the athletes that make a basketball game; the personality of the players, and the inevitable conflicts and rivalries that develop as a result, are a huge draw for dedicated NBA fans. Everyone remembers Shaq's return to Los Angeles in 2004 after being traded to the Miami Heat, and the expectant friction between Shaq and former Lakers' teammate Kobe Bryant. As your season progresses in NBA Live 10, you can expect storylines to develop based on players who are playing well or struggling, or between rival teams playing pivotal games. Producers said the game will include more than 100 possible storylines as the season goes on, and each will be outlined by Live announcers Marv Albert and Steve Kerr during the pregame warm-ups.
You'll know the stories heading into a game in Live 10; so too will the virtual crowd: Raptors fans will boo Vince Carter every time he touches the ball when the Magic are in town, and it won't take long for Lakers fans to get going with the "MVP!" chants when Kobe is dominating on the court.
tons of throwback jerseys (including Latino heritage-specific jerseys for certain teams)
Last year's gymnasium practice space, which served as the game's interactive front end, has been replaced with a court set inside what looks like an airplane hangar. The idea is the same however--you can load up a few of your favorite players and mess around shooting and dunking the ball before launching into a proper game.
Whether you 
(It's not that I don't like 2K, it's amazing, Live back on PC would be return to my childhood)
Looks a little like me actually, pale enough that is 
