Okay, played a human game against my older bro on All-Star level on default sliders, so got a better feel of how 2k10 compares to 2k9.
Pros:
- Dodgy goaltending calls on legit rebounds are gone.
- You can't throw passes through people, they'll get picked off.
- Lebron took over for me down stretch in 4th, including a nice tip dunk to seal the deal for a come from behind win. In general, superstar players seemed to be able to step it up a notch. My brother was absolutely killing me with Ray Allen & The Truth was doing his usual thing.
- Presentation & commentary (with regards to content) are noticeably better.
Cons:
- Player signature shots seem broken. Definitely not as fluid as NBA 2k9. I really don't know what they did with them. Some looked pretty good, like Ray Allen. As others have said, seems to be sped up & doesn't resemble their shots as much.
- Inside scoring still too easy. Will need to adjust sliders.
- Animations don't seem as good as 2k9. Maybe they removed some of the canned aspect. Either way control isn't as fluid as it should be.
FG % wasn't too bad, both teams shooting in the low to mid 50's. Granted, that's a bit too high, but if inside shots are made harder then that should drop that back to mid 40's.
Overall, once I get use to the game more & its intricacies, plus the impending patch to fix up some of the bugs, it should be a pretty enjoyable game & better than 2k9
