New NBA 2K10 Screenshots

More important than stupid screen shots, there's a hands on:
IGN: http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/101/1015881p1.html

Another feature addition that changes gameplay a bit is a partnership with 82games.com, a site that tracks an incredible amount of statistics throughout the NBA. It goes beyond how many points and rebounds each player gets a night. 2K Sports is using data such as how often players shoot when coming off screens, how they get to the right position to use a screen and how often they make certain cuts to the basket and where those cuts are made. The detail even goes as far as to gauge a player's head position while driving to the basket. This data will be used to accentuate and advance the typical Signature Play that the series has become known for. 2K is adding 36 new tendencies to the game that will be used by the AI to bring the action closer to reality.
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There are no agent signings or contract negotiation talks in this year's version of My Player. It's something that might be added in NBA 2K11, but it's absent for now.
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And, in case you're wondering, once you reach around age 38, you'll start getting the option to retire. At that point increasing your attributes will be very difficult and I'm told that a typical retirement age is in your early 40s.
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Using lock-on defense also depletes your turbo meter because you're playing much more aggressively, but not quite as much as holding down on the trigger. This year lock-on defense is designed to be able to force the offensive player in different directions along with getting up in their face and being a constant annoyance when they have the ball.
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Another small detail that many fans will enjoy is the ability to save and quit out of a game and return to it later. It might sound minute but it's amazingly significant if someone is nagging you to get out the door and you're in the second-quarter of a playoff game.
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Player's faces looked good thanks to technology from ImageMetrics (the same blokes that did GTA IV's faces)

Or if you love me, dotorg: http://nbavg.org/?p=35

Bringing back the possibility to save games, I like it.

Sounds promising, can't wait.

Those are nice screenshots but id like to see them makes some improvements on the accessories

Another small detail that many fans will enjoy is the ability to save and quit out of a game and return to it later. It might sound minute but it's amazingly significant if someone is nagging you to get out the door and you're in the second-quarter of a playoff game.

How long have Live fans harassed EA to implement this minor feature......

how long will it take Live fans to embrace the basketball game that is on PC, has create a team, in game saves, and pretty much every other one of our wishes (other than FIBA)

After reading the entire article, I'm seriously contemplating buying a new laptop just so that it won't break down halfway through the first quarter when playing the game like it does with my current one.

everything sounds awsome but i would like to see a player introduction at the beggining of every game

Really? That's the one, most important thing you can think of?

That and better accessories!

Another small detail that many fans will enjoy is the ability to save and quit out of a game and return to it later. It might sound minute but it's amazingly significant if someone is nagging you to get out the door and you're in the second-quarter of a playoff game.

How long have Live fans harassed EA to implement this minor feature......

That may have just sold me on the game....I never have enough time to play game start to finish, so would be nice addition

That's it. If anyone posted another comment unrelated to gameplay or features we wanted in our videogame basketball for a long time like in-game saves, I'm calling them retarded.

Finally, someone decides to give us in-game saves. Maybe everytime the NLSC creates an annual wishlist, send copies to both EA and 2K. At least we know one of them would work to implement it in their game.

Thank you 2k.

the ability to save and quit out of a game and return to it later

* dies of a heart attack *