NBA 2K13 Hands-on preview by DaWolf (OS)

http://www.operationsports.com/previews ... -gamescom/
A hands on preview was posted about getting a hands-on preview of a build of 2K13 at gamescom

he noted later in the thread that the last-second shot clock shooting was an animation he triggers, not automatic as stated.

I actually made a video about this article as well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAGuCRJAH0c

No more sliding, warping and magical defense. If you are beaten by a player you have no chance to recover. That also means that you can’t recover from an opponent’s fast break, if you are not running back at the same speed than the offensive player. I can’t comment on the speed issue at the moment but fast breaks seemed pretty much the same to me as in NBA 2K12. But defensive movement and momentum were really the high points of the game for me today.

Good to hear, but my concern is, does it work both ways? Can the CPU still magically recover and stick to you like glue, as it was a little too adept at doing at times in NBA 2K12?

On the whole, a good write-up. Worth checking out.

Some good sounding improvements such as defenders not being able to magically recover once beaten.

I do not like the game auto throwing up a last second shot. Taking control away from the player is a bad thing. If the game does it for you, then you didn't win, the game won for you.

he noted later in the thread that the last-second shot clock shooting was an animation he triggers, not automatic as stated.

I do not like the game auto throwing up a last second shot. Taking control away from the player is a bad thing. If the game does it for you, then you didn't win, the game won for you.

Nothing I read detracts from my earlier statement of this game being a must buy. If anything it inreases it.

Thanks Jao, I didn't see that the first time reading the thread.

But still, is it an animation triggered by shooting, or an animation triggered by a button press? In other words,

he noted later in the thread that the last-second shot clock shooting was an animation he triggers, not automatic as stated.

I do not like the game auto throwing up a last second shot. Taking control away from the player is a bad thing. If the game does it for you, then you didn't win, the game won for you.

You can do manual flopping anywhere on the court by double tapping B.

You can do manual flopping anywhere on the court

We're already able to do that in NBA 2K12.

Sounds like they fixed the double teaming of the post player

That was a killer bug in 2K12 & major reason game never got played much.

You can do manual flopping anywhere on the court

We're already able to do that in NBA 2K12.

Do you know what manual flopping is?

You can do manual flopping anywhere on the court

We're already able to do that in NBA 2K12.

Do you know what manual flopping is?

Yes I do, smartass . Flopping done manually. And we can already do it in NBA 2K12.

You can do manual flopping anywhere on the court

We're already able to do that in NBA 2K12.

Do you know what manual flopping is?

Yes I do, smartass . Flopping done manually. And we can already do it in NBA 2K12.

It's being described in 2k13 as being able to "manually" flop anywhere, anytime, for any reason. In 2k12, you had to be hit by the player with the ball. It is a bit different, from the current sounds of things.

It's being described in 2k13 as being able to "manually" flop anywhere, anytime, for any reason. In 2k12, you had to be hit by the player with the ball. It is a bit different, from the current sounds of things.

Ah, nope, Jao. In NBA 2K12 you can also flop manually anywhere at any time, for any reason as well.

When you're on D, try holding the take charge button (B button), and then quickly flick the shot stick away from the ball handler/the guy your guarding, whilst still holding the charge button. You might have to flick it once or twice in a row. Look what happens then

will definitely try that when I get home, didn't know that

will definitely try that when I get home, didn't know that

HA

See?