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- Select teams from real NBA rosters
- Customize players
- Compete in tournaments, and play through regular seasons
- Use classic teams to reenact historically significant matchups
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ASIN | B007M6W38W |
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Release date | October 2, 2012 |
Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #21,986 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #333 in Xbox 360 Games |
Product Dimensions | 7.59 x 5.37 x 0.59 inches; 2.88 ounces |
Type of item | Video Game |
Rated | Everyone |
Item model number | 49188 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Weight | 2.88 ounces |
Manufacturer | 2K Sports |
Date First Available | March 16, 2012 |
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With more than 5 million copies sold worldwide and more than 25 Sports Game of the Year awards won, NBA 2K12 was another monster release for the biggest NBA video game simulation franchise in the world. This year, 2K Sports has joined forces with the legendary JAY Z as Executive Producer to transcend sports video games and take virtual hardwood to the next level. Featuring an enhanced MyCareer mode and all-new gameplay features, NBA 2K13 will let gamers pit the best players in NBA history against the new dynasty of talent. A Jay-Z Production NBA 2K13 is produced by multi-platinum recording artist and hip-hop mogul Jay-Z, who presided over both the soundtrack and in-game elements such as menus, art and gameplay cameras.
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NBA 2K13 is a simulation basketball video game set in the National Basketball Association. The fourteenth release in the franchise history, it has been the most popular NBA video game in recent years, and is the first to feature multiple players on the cover - Kevin Durant of the Oklahoma City Thunder, Blake Griffin of the Los Angeles Clippers, and Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls. Additional features include: current and past NBA superstars, optional Kinect sensor support, new mapping of player/character moves to the right analog controller stick positions, dynamic shot generation, signature skills, a revamped passing system, and more.
Prepare to throw down as you take the battle of the hardwoods to the next level.
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Take the Battle of the Hardwoods to the Next Level
NBA 2K13 represents all things basketball and takes the virtual battle of the hardwoods to the next level. Featuring an enhanced My Player mode and all-new gameplay features, NBA 2K13 lets gamers pit the best players in NBA history against the new dynasty of talent.
Key Game Features
- The Control Stick - For the first time ever, all dribble moves have been mapped to the right analog stick, as well as shooting, passing, and post moves. String together devastating crossovers and clutch shots for maximum control and effectiveness.
- Dynamic Shot Generator - Shots are now dynamically created on the fly, with all-new collision physics created in real-time.
- Signature Skills - Each player has unique abilities that can alter the course of a game. Players are modeled to impact the game in their own unique way, from Derrick Rose as a "Floor General" to Kevin Durant being "The Closer." Learn to use each player's unique ability and change the game on your terms.
- Revamped Passing System - Improved fast break passing gives players more control. Fire a bounce pass to a cutting teammate or go "Lob City" in transition.
- Better With Kinect - Optional support for the Microsoft Kinect sensor extends the action on the court.
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Customers like the entertainment value of the game, saying it has amazing gameplay and presentation. They also appreciate the graphics, saying they are excellent and very lifelike. Customers also like the soundtrack, and control. However, some customers report issues with quality and protection. Opinions are mixed on performance.
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Customers find the game's entertainment value to be amazing, excellent, and fun. They also say the online gameplay is incredible and the graphics are decent for a basketball game. Customers also mention that the game is more fluent now and doesn't feel like an arcade game.
"...consistently now, a deep and involving career mode, excellent gameplay and presentation, and the large selection of historic teams plus the Olympic..." Read more
"...There's so much to do in this game and it's all so fun, it's hard to put this game down...." Read more
"...The 3 ball is also a lot easier and more realistic than in 2K12, where threes would rarely drop...." Read more
"...This year it's really fun and it doesn't feel like an arcade game. Buy it.****Update****11. Started playing MyPlayer...." Read more
Customers find the graphics excellent, very lifelike, and realistic. They also say the game makes for hours of fun, and the graphics show the real NBA. Customers also love the HD effect and the colors are more realistic and less cartoony.
"...Colors are more realistic and less cartoony...." Read more
"...If you're into that you probably like it.6. Graphics are better but not.. It's weird sometimes the graphics look amazing and other..." Read more
"...Coaches look decent. Most of the players you use however, are inaccurate and some look worse than their previous nba 2k12 counterparts...." Read more
"I really do like this game, the presentation is great each games intro really does seem like an actual broadcast and the play by play is probably..." Read more
Customers like the value of the video game software. They mention it's worth the price, a great buy, and has high replay value. Some say that the game is very useful.
"...Guarding the ball handler is easier as well. This edition of 2k is worth picking up." Read more
"...I believe this is worth the upgrade and can't wait to discover the other new options!" Read more
"...The prices are out of whack however with their true value...." Read more
"...I would definitely recommend this game. It well worth the buy...." Read more
Customers like the control of the game. They say the ways to control the players are simplified, and the play by play is probably the best in sports games. They also say the game is very interactive, and has better controls when playing. Customers also mention that the graphics are great and the player capabilities are enhanced. They feel the players seem smarter and the way they play is similar to real life.
"...Defense is much more difficult to play, which makes the game much more fun both offline and online...." Read more
"...Your player is much better from day one. The game is a little more forgiving when you make a mistake as well.12. The VC is crazy...." Read more
"...The game play was much more realistic and the controls were much better. 2k has my support...." Read more
"...dribble stick and controls make the game so much more fluid and easy to control...." Read more
Customers like the soundtrack of the video game. They mention that it's nice, and they love the music and commentators that accompany the game. Some say that a lot of new audio was recorded, and that the flow and relevance of it is excellent. That said, some say the announcers are better and provide interesting material.
"...Clearly a lot of new audio was recorded and the flow and relevance of it is excellent...." Read more
"...The soundtrack is great if you love hip-hop (I do) but terrible if you don't...." Read more
"...4. Menus are nicer. Soundtrack is nice.5 Jay-Z... Not really sure why he's in the menus or what he actually contributed to the game...." Read more
"...The soundtrack is pretty dry, and makes me miss the various underground artist that 2k featured in their past games...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the video game software. Some mention that it works great, while others say that it didn't work.
"...There are still some issues like the CPU not running plays or being unable to see the art on the court anyway, freezes..." Read more
"...Very satisfied with the experience. It was nice to get it after I ordered." Read more
"...stay logged in and still get achievements, but the games Downlodable Content wont be usable. So now instead of VC ull be using skill points again...." Read more
"...very fun game, I received the game at the estimated time and it has worked very well. Good purchase for me." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the quality of the video game software. They mention that it lags and freezes at some points. They also say that it's glitchy for the first few days and extremely frustrating to play. Customers also report that the disc didn't work and is defective.
"This game is disappointing, frustrating, and hollow!!The Nba 2k sports team has become a bunch of stagnate penny pinchers in the newly unraveled Nba..." Read more
"...Way better then 2k12 but still a lot of fundimental errors that will piss you off well playing the game...." Read more
"...constantly waiting for the 2K sports server to connect and is EXTREMELY frustrating if you want to pursue the MyCareer mode...." Read more
"...happened but I am very disappointed that I gave my son a broken game on his birthday, he is devastated and even with a return that takes a week or so..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the protection of the video game software. They mention that the disc was scratched in multiple places, and the center of the disc is cracked.
"...there was dirt and black animal hair, along with the disc being scratched in multiple places. This is unacceptable...." Read more
"Dis had radial scratches and various straight scratches. It gets to main menu then I get " disk not readable" error every time...." Read more
"...due to fact it had a huge scratch on it...I need another one" Read more
"...Besides that the new dribble stick is nice. Defense has been improved greatly. You can now swat shot across the court which always feels good...." Read more
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Positives
*Gameplay
It should come as no surprise that the NBA 2K series once again excells in the area of gameplay. Improvements to areas such as contact between players and affects on shots, fast breaks, player differentiation particularly in the area of speed, and better passing including manual bounce passes are all worth noting. The addition of "Signature Skills" helps to better differentiate individuals beyond just their ratings adding another layer of strategy.
The biggest change comes with dribbling moves shifting to the right analog stick. The system is a vast improvement over "Isomotion" of the past. It does take some time to get accustomed to and become natural to utilize but the array of moves at a player's disposal is impressive. NBA 2K13 still wouldn't be described as especially accessible to new or inexperienced gamers but the ability to learn and practice in the Training Camp feature is helpful. It just takes time to translate into game situations.
Kinect voice command integration, as with other titles that it has debuted in recently, is hit or miss. It's nice to have the option to call out substitutions or make play calls on the fly without having to look down at the controller but whether it actually is less of a nuisance to do so in such a manner is harder to quantify. In a few instances Kinect called timeouts without being prompted to do so...apparently picking up on something the commentary team said.
The one area that arguably needs the most attention going forward is rebounding which has proven to be inconsistent and at times frustrating. Other aspects such as not catching passes in stride, catch and shoot responsiveness, and boundary recognition are also identifiable as areas to improve upon. An occasionally disappearing scoreboard (that doesn't return) has been especially troublesome and a patch to fix that should be expected. Despite there always being room for improvement, with all that is right, there is very little reason to complain about the gameplay experience.
*MyCareer Mode
Last year NBA 2K12's MyPlayer, which is now known as MyCareer, fell into the 'Misses' section of the review. With 2K13 however a number of problems that seriously grinded on the experience have been addressed while the feature set has continued to expand.
Teammate AI has been vastly improved along with the CPU's handling of the rosters. MyPlayers start with better ratings and can even go as high as first in the draft...keeping in mind that whatever player was originally selected in that spot in the draft will also be on that team.
There are still some issues like the CPU not running plays or being unable to see the art on the court anyway, freezes (one already corrected on the 360 but others have been hit too), any passes being deemed "bad" that lead to assists not counting, a still at times frustrating on-court grading system, and poor looking representations of players that is screaming for something along the lines of EA's Game Face feature. For the most part though these things are no where near the severity of what had been wrong in the mode in past iterations.
MyCareer continues to offer an admirable cultural experience that comes with off-the-court features. Though things like interviews and GM discussions are stiff and awkward having a style section, contracts that matter ("VC"), a number of endorsements, and the new Twitter feature which includes relevant commentary on events from journalists or "celebrities", really enhances the emotional attachment to progression through a career. The ability to add "Signature Skills" also takes things beyond just numbers for ratings and adds more personality. All-Star Weekend content is also integrated meaning the potential of participating in the Dunk Contest or 3PT Shootout is there, though limited only to those who pre-ordered the game.
*Presentation and Commentary
One of the significant influences to NBA 2K13 comes from Jay-Z's involvement. As executive producer he had input on areas such as the soundtrack, look of the menus, and even some of the game presentation elements. Some will like these touches while other's won't care for them but ultimately they don't really do any harm regardless. At the very least it's different.
Commentary is once again excellent and oftentimes provides interesting information or even laughs. Clearly a lot of new audio was recorded and the flow and relevance of it is excellent. A few celebrities can be spotted courtside which is a neat thing to see. The broadcast presentation remains top notch. The graphics this year take a slight step back and the colors are still off for some teams. Loading times are brief and menu responsiveness is crisp.
*Online Play
Finally online play is not a huge drag on the NBA 2K series. Neglecting such a huge element of the game over the years - and making excuses like being stuck with Dreamcast servers and code - was unacceptable particularly considering it's increased cultural stature. Online makes an unexpected appearance then in the 'Hits' section despite not being stellar. It's just so improved that it needs to be noted.
Instances of lag and disconnects have been limited and connections into games have been much quicker. Considering the initial tracking of online performance was done in release week, which is typically when game's struggle under the pressure of high usage, it was especially encouraging. Games have been smooth and consistent making them exceedingly fun to play.
The feature set online is still lacking however. MyPlayer Blacktop is a decent addition but one that isn't terribly compelling and can be boring when playing with random people. Crew mode, a favorite of a vocal contingent, didn't return this year. Even pauses by opponents during games still leave a user sitting around and unable to do anything but wait. Check out the full detailed online impressions here.
*Historic and Olympic Teams
2K Sports may be phasing out the presence of classic teams and players within NBA 2K but the impressive roster of those available is still worth considering. There is no central mode for them to be used in, and the Dream Team and 2012 Olympic team fall into that same boat, and that is somewhat disappointing. Allen Iverson was the big addition allowing for the 2001 76ers to be the only new historic team for 2K13. A few key names are also missing from various teams while Charles Barkley is only found on the Dream Team. Though there is no real centerpiece for any of these teams, including the complete Dream Team which is great to have, the depth and value of them is still there.
With the company minimizing their place in the game, from the cover and marketing to their usefulness within, it's reasonable to expect that this may be the last year that they are a big part of the product or involved at all. Many of the players, including Michael Jordan, were believed to be locked in with three year contracts that would expire after 2K13. The big names of the past and their respective teams helped take the 2K series to a level that many never believed possible. With no competition and the level of regard the game is held at now they may be deemed unnecessary or cost-prohibitive going forward.
*All-Star Content
As far as the Dunk Contest goes 2K received some criticism for adapting a "Guitar Hero" concept. Is it far more simplified than past implementations? Yes...but that doesn't mean it's necessarily easy at the same time. The higher difficulty dunks will take a lot of practice and even a bit of luck to pull off. Because of the the action slowing dramatically in order to allow for the process to be completed there isn't a great rhythm to the contest but there is still a sense of satisfaction to completing each dunk and watching some crazy ones play out. The commentary during the All-Star Weekend events is also particularly great.
The Three Point Contest is unquestionably the weakest event. There is a distinct lack of responsiveness - though that is somewhat alleviated beginning the shooting process immediately after releasing each shot and manually advancing to the next rack. It still doesn't provide a sense of proper rhythm. The All-Star Game and Rising Stars Challenge are just what one would expect of them. Their integration within MyCareer and Association is where they offer the most value. As of now there is no way to obtain the All-Star Weekend content for those who did not preorder the game.
Undesignated
*MyTeam Mode
The clone of Ultimate Team from various EA Sports titles, MyTeam, deserves at least some discussion for what it offers but didn't fit well in either the positive or the negative column. Someone like myself who currently doesn't have an emotional investment with one particular team can find a constantly changing and improving roster of players especially compelling. There are plenty of people out there who simply like the team-building aspect regardless. There's a reason why Ultimate Team makes EA hundreds of millions each year and many are shelling out cash now in MyTeam. It's a fun and compelling concept when executed well.
The biggest problem with MyTeam however is super-teams have been formed killing the enjoyment of the process for those that want to earn their way through which is what the mode should be designed to reward with a sense of achievement. The matchmaking does no favors by placing teams compiled of backups against those that are stacked say eight deep with All-Stars and legends. Given that this is essentially an online mode - playing offline can earn "VC" to spend but has no point otherwise and there is no way to just play exhibition games against friends online - it's a big problem. It is not at all practical to invest the number of hours required to be able to compete with those who are paying their way to star-studded lineups.
Aspects such as applying signature skills - which can make the same player perform differently than he would on other teams without that skill or with different skills - and a fluctuating market value of players throughout the season are interesting twists on the mode. Unfortunately there isn't any real incentive to not just buy the best players out there as lower rated ones really aren't all that much cheaper anyway. MyTeam will be fun for those who invest money in it while others who choose not to shell out cash will get quickly discouraged and move on to something else.
Negatives
*Association/Online Association
Association mode in the NBA 2K series remains one of the better franchise modes out there but a lack of advancement, not just this year but now for several iterations, shouldn't be overlooked as a refresh of some sort is needed. This year Association took a backseat in favor of MyTeam mode. Even the All-Star content being integrated within Association was held back as a preorder incentive. The inability to turn off auto-saves has also frustrated some and no credit in the way of "VC" is provided for games completed.
Online Association was not ready to be released in 2K12, and while a number of much needed admin controls have been added for 2K13, failing to address concerns like single anonymous vetoes scrapping trades and a number of other confusing elements make the mode a struggle to sustain long term. There is also now a stamina bug that causes players to be drained of energy only minutes into games. A website to tie into 2K13's Online Association has not launched.
*Virtual Currency
Throughout NBA 2K13 is the new economic system that is intended to reward time spent playing 2K13. Unfortunately it is the biggest detractor of enjoyment at the same time. "VC" penalizes those who want to play 2K13 organically and in turn dissuades more than it incentivizes.
2K Sports has failed to communicate precisely enough how the "VC" system works - where it is earned and how much for doing what - and that confusion will play into frustration. Ultimately the currency system is the driving force behind progression in MyCareer mode and team building in MyTeam mode. In MyCareer it can be spent on improving attributes, adding skills, or fashion while MyTeam requires it to purchase players or boosters and maintain the roster.
The prices are out of whack however with their true value. There is no reason to spend on expensive clothing or accessories when its better put to use on actually improving a player's attributes or skills. In MyTeam, even on day one, there were super-teams already ruining the experience for people who did not want to pull out their wallet to buy their own and compete. Getting quit on in an online game also means losing some VC earnings and payouts seem to be higher for one-off exhibition or blacktop games than those actually completed in MyPlayer. There is a huge imbalance in how many hours need to be invested to earn the amount of VC, upwards of 20 hours, to get a single All-Star for MyTeam when one could just be bought outright for $6. It just ends up making more sense to pay if that is the goal being worked towards.
The way things are set up with "VC" is to encourage the purchase of it rather than properly earning it. It even can discourage someone from playing the game the way they want to play it as they'll be forced to choose between spending "VC" in one mode or the other - or split it which will mean slower rate of improvement in both.
NBA 2K13 is the best all-around basketball video game to date. Where NBA 2K11 delivered a once-in-a-generation type experience that helped to cover up its deficiencies, and NBA 2K12 struggled to do so nearly as well with the lockout having a big impact on early enjoyment, 2K13 is well-rounded and avoids many issues that have plagued the series in the past. Even MyTeam will be fun for some people as will Association mode despite the lack of additions or advancements. Only the "VC" system really deserves negative scrutiny.
With online play that at least works fairly consistently now, a deep and involving career mode, excellent gameplay and presentation, and the large selection of historic teams plus the Olympic squads, NBA 2K13 has become arguably the best value in all of sports gaming. It's a return to greatness that proves the NBA 2K series has earned its increased stature and not let up in the face of unchallenged success.
Quick Games/Online Play
If you want, you can just play a quick game of a team of your choice vs. a computer team (and choose the difficulty level of that computer). This game does have a learning curve, but you can still pick it and and learn to play at a basic level fairly quickly. If you're tired of the computer, you can play online against a random person, or a friend who owns the game.
Association Mode
This is one of my favorite modes. In this mode, you take over a team of your choosing and become the General Manager (and the Coach too, I guess). You can do pretty much everything a team can do in real life (besides maybe relocating to another city or changing the team name and uniforms). This is especially fun if you wanted to know what it's like if Lebron James went to the Knicks, or Lakers, or Celtics, or whatever team you are a fan of. You can make a super team if you want (although if you put ALL the stars on one team, it's not really all that fun. You want some of the stars to be playing elsewhere to make it challenging). To make trades, you offer another team (controlled by a computer) a trade offer (or listen to trade offers from other teams) and can try and work something out. Of course, if you want, you can "force trades" meaning that if you want a certain player, you can trade for them against the other teams will. You can also adjust player salaries to make money situation work out. Basically, you can play God of your league. And as a starting player, that's perfectly fine.
My Career
This is a mode I really haven't gotten into (mostly because I find it really difficult, for some reason). But people absolutely love this mode and I can see why. Instead of controlling the entire team, you create your own player. You get your own endorsements. As you play more games, you get more skills and experience. If you keep playing, you can eventually become a Hall of Famer or a Legend. Sounds like a really good idea to me. You can then take that player you've created and play with him online, and compete against other created players.
My Team
This is my favorite mode. Also called "Road To The Playoffs", you create your own team of real NBA players (and also NBA Legends such as Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Byrd, and TONS of others). It takes time to create a good team, as you need to earn Virtual Currency in the game to buy players (the really good players are really expensive). Then, once you've created your team, you can compete online against other people. The more games you win, the more challenging this becomes. You move up in seeds when you win more games. Currently, I'm stuck at the 3 seed, trying to advance to the 2 seed, but it's getting very difficult.
There's even more modes than I've described in the game, such as NBA Blacktop where you can play street ball of 1 v 1, 2 v 2, 3 v 3, etc. of players of your choosing. If you play online, you play 3 v 3 with your "My Player" that you created. There's so much to do in this game and it's all so fun, it's hard to put this game down. Of course, it's April now, and a new 2k game (NBA 2K14) will come out next November. If you can wait until then, that game will probably be even better. If not, GET THIS GAME!
Dunks are much more common due to the difficulty of defense; I personally love this. They added a "Dunk Intensity" meter, which is a fun addition if you're playing against a friend or something. The 3 ball is also a lot easier and more realistic than in 2K12, where threes would rarely drop. You can now hit some crazy threes (including deep ones) even if you're covered, by using isomotion to gain a little room. You can also use isomotion to do some ankle-breaking crossovers, which look and feel great.
It's hard to explain, but the game just feels and looks much better than 2K12. Colors are more realistic and less cartoony. Players move much closer to their real life counterparts, and the ball handler will often use hand movements as they would in real life. For many players (Kobe especially), their shots actually look like they do in real life, as opposed to in 2K12. In 2K12, I have no idea what they were watching to try and generate the motion of Kobe's shot. You can also do some awesome dunks alley-ooping to yourself.
The menus are worse than in 2K12, but I don't think it's really important. The soundtrack is great if you love hip-hop (I do) but terrible if you don't. I also wish they would add a ranking system to the online games; something like FIFA would be great.