http://www.complex.com/video-games/2013/07/nba-2k-greatest-players/
这篇归在闲聊我想会好的些
25. Baron Davis
Game: NBA 2K2
Year: 2001
This is before Baron Davis had the NBA's best beard, pre-James Harden.
At the time, there was a real shortage of point guards who could get up; the
top of the assists per game leaderboard was filled with the likes of Jason
Kidd, John Stockton, Gary Payton and Mike Bibby. The points per game leaders
were athletic freaks like Kobe Bryant and Vince Carter and the king of the
volume shooters, Allen Iverson. But the clean-shaven Davis set the standard
for later point guards like Russell Westbrook and Derrick Rose who could both
score and set up others.
Sure: maybe they score a little more willingly than pass, but they've got
enough skill at the latter to make the former even more deadly. Injuries
robbed Davis of the kind of hops he displayed early his career, but he still
went on to have a tremendously successful stint with the Golden State
Warriors playing Don Nelson's uptempo style. True to form, he was a terrific
point guard on the fast break in NBA 2K2, back before your point guard always
lagged behind to get the pass. Those were the days.
NBA2K2的大胡子BD
24. J.R. Smith
Game: NBA 2K10
Year: 2009
Some players dominate through a multi-faceted mastery of the game.
These players (think LeBron James, Michael Jordan) can be your east, west,
north and south, doing a little or a lot of everything without too much
difficulty. But then there are guys who do just one thing so unbelievably
well that they're practically a force of nature. On the digital hardwood,
that's J.R. Smith and his shooting.
Somewhere around NBA 2K10, Smith's shooting motion became so buttery in the
game as to rival Ray Allen's. The timing was so generous that it was almost
impossible to miss with him from the 3-point line. That long-range threat
also opened up lanes to the basket that let him finish with authority (lest
we forget that he participated in and acquitted himself well in the Slam Dunk
Contest once upon a time). In real life, Smith has only been able to put
these things together capably in short stints, such as down the stretch last
season, a spurt that earned him Sixth Man of the Year honors. The formula's a
lot easier in 2K: 3-ball, rinse, repeat.
NBA2K10 J.R. Smith 变态的投射能力
23. Jason Richardson
Game: NBA 2K3
Year: 2002
Before 2K Sports nerfed the fastbreak game somewhere around NBA 2K12, one of
the series' great joys was grabbing a defensive rebound and throwing the
outlet pass before you even landed to a streaking shooting guard for a
breakaway dunk. When it came to finishing that play, Jason Richardson was one
of the best of all time.
The season after he won the Slam Dunk Contest, Richardson was a flat-out
monster in NBA 2K3, able to hit shots from distance but also built with an
extra gear that other players didn't seem to have. On any fastbreak
opportunity he was always out ahead of the pack, pushing the action like he
wanted to eat the rim whole. And those dunks: never less than authoritative,
they were often jaw-dropping, enough to get you to jump off your couch and
pump your fist.
NBA2K3 Jason Richardson 多少人还记得他的灌篮能力有多可怕
在2K3里总是可以轻松的飞过敌手
22. Ray Allen
Game: NBA 2K8
Year: 2007
An important thing happened in NBA 2K7 that set the table for Ray Allen's
awesomeness in NBA 2K8: the addition of Signature Styles to the game.
Before then, Allen was simply a knockdown jump shooter (and decent finisher
as well), but once his silky smooth jumper was brought into the game it
became almost unfair to use him, especially once he was added to a Celtics
team in the 2007 offseason. Surrounded by Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett (plus
the budding talent of Rajon Rondo), Allen was poised to look even better and
NBA 2K8 blessed him with a 92 Overall Rating, placing him in the top five of
shooting guards with Tracy McGrady, Dwyane Wade and Kobe Bryant.
Let's face it: As much as 2K has always prided itself on being a simulation
of the game, it has-like Bill Russell says-always been about buckets and
Allen in 2K8 was one of the best bucket-getters from long range the game has
ever seen.
NBA2K8中的Ray Allen 透过交易去Boston 与过去的主将角色不同
几乎是按了投篮就会投进 在当代SG也有前五的能力(92)
21. Greg Oden
Game: NBA 2K9
Year: 2008
The 2008-09 season should have been the year of Greg Oden.
Now, it's easy to look back at the 2007 draft and wonder what the Trail
Blazers were thinking taking Oden over world-destroyer Durant, but it didn't
look that way then. Hell, Durant didn't even do all that well in his rookie
year when he mostly played shooting guard-weirdly-for the Seattle
Supersonics. Oden was supposed to be the kind of giant athletic defender the
league was built around but rarely saw fully realized at the time and in NBA
2K9 he was just that.
A year removed from the microfracture surgery that sidelines him for what
should have been his rookie year, he looked poised to blow up and he played
like it. With deft post moves he may not have truly earned and a big
defensive and rebounding presence he certainly did, Oden was a pillar down
low for a virtual Blazers team that also featured Brandon Roy. Released into
a fantasy Association, he was a building block for years on end, frequently
winning MVP awards in the process. Alas, it was never to be in the real world
and even with a rumored comeback to the NBA this season, the chances that
he'll light it on fire like he did in 2K9 are slim to none.
NBA2K9里的 Greg Oden
大家都知道Oden在刚进联盟时受伤了一年 大家都期待下一年伤愈复出的他会更可怕
于是在2K9里往往能看到Oden在王朝里成长成怪物
当然 现实世界中........
20. Rashard Lewis
Game: NBA 2K2
Year: 2001
Let's keep this one simple: Rashard Lewis in NBA 2K2 was Kevin Durant before
Kevin Durant.
Six-foot-ten and blessed by 2K Sports with maybe a little more quickness than
he actually had and an inerrant 3-point shot, Lewis towered over every
two-guard in the game and could take just about any small forward off the
dribble with a quick pump fake (which in the simpler times of 2K2 was just
deadly).
In NBA 2K2 he was a cornerstone, a franchise player. It was no trick to drop
50 or 60 points with him regularly and by applying yourself it was no great
feat to notch 100, even with 10 minute quarters, and he was even a decent
rebounder, especially if you played him at shooting guard. Lewis' career, of
course, didn't bear out the vaunted abilities given him by Visual Concepts,
but hey, he still caught a ring this season with the Miami Heat.
NBA2K2 Rashard Lewis
传说中的两千万
当年靠着身高以及三分球几乎可以把电脑跟对手吃得死死的
19. Bill Russell
Game: NBA 2K13
Year: 2012
Bill Russell in NBA 2K13 is dominant in a kind of sneaky way, much as he was
in real life.
Never a great shooter or even post player on offense, Russell control the
virtual hardwood the way he controlled the real hardwood: through defense and
rebounding. His Signature Skills point to this, with the full suite of
Chasedown Block, Eraser and Defensive Anchor all at his command. You might
not ever find yourself directly controlling Russell except for when he tears
down a rebound and kicks it to a shooter or a player streaking up the court
on the fastbreak, but you'll know how dominant he is when you look at your
opponent's final score and see it's often only a little more than half your
own.
NBA2K13 Bill Russell
戒指王 这应该不用多说了
虽然在游戏中的进攻没有特别好用
可是通常可以在对手中的分数得知罗素爷的防守威力
通常只偶你得的一半多一点
18. Amar'e Stoudemire
Game: NBA 2K9
Year: 2008
It's a real toss-up for Amar'e Stoudemire's best year in the NBA 2K
franchise. He had a great year in 2004-05 and was mega-nice in NBA 2K6, but
Stoudemire in NBA 2K9 was probably at his peak as far as video game form is
considered.
Always a better rebounder on the virtual hardwood than in real life,
Stoudemire had a career year in 2007-08, posting career highs in Player
Efficiency Rating (27.6), win shares per 48 (.262), true shooting percentage
and effective field goal percentage (.656 and .592) and points-per-36-minutes
(26.7). His success that season paved the way for his 94 rating in NBA 2K9,
plus the series' offensive pick and roll game was at or near its peak,
allowing for fantastic finishes on dishes from Steve Nash (or whatever point
guard you wanted to pair him with).
Injuries would eventually strip Stoudemire of his terrific athleticism, but
in NBA 2K9 he was at his digital peak.
当年靠着现实世界里Nash跟战术的推波助澜
阿骂在2K9的总评分数来到了生涯新高 几乎是按了空中接力就能把球灌进
也许伤是可能会结束阿骂的球员生涯
当不可否认当年2K9他的评价来到了94 是新的高峰
17. John Havlicek
Game: NBA 2K13
Year: 2012
Here's the only thing that Swiss Army knife and original sixth-man John
Havlicek doesn't do well: nothing.
Sure, his player model might look more like a state senator than a perennial
All-Star, but underneath those tall striped socks and short shorts is a guy
who can shoot, drive, dish and defend the bejeezus out of just about any 2 or
3 in the current NBA. Plus his shot is a very smooth straight up and down
motion that's easy to score with from anywhere on the floor, belying his
middling 75 rating for 3-point shooting. Whether you start him or keep in the
sixth man role that made his name, Hondo (a nickname from a movie earned for
his similarity in appearance to John Wayne) is a straight killer with the
rock. Don't let the haircut fool you.
NBA2K13 John Havlicek
也是塞尔提克的传奇明星之一
不过在游戏里的造型看起来比较像是个参议员
在场上的任何地方都能得分
16. Dwyane Wade
Game: NBA 2K7
Year: 2006
Fresh off the Miami Heat's Finals victory at the end of the 2006 season and
winning the Finals MVP award, Dwyane Wade was awarded in NBA 2K7 with an
overall 98 rating.
And man did he ever play up to that rating: finishing in traffic,
facilitating for teammates, knocking down high-degree-of-difficulty jumpers
from almost anywhere (not 3-point range, but that's about it) and defending
tenaciously no matter the match-up. He was an all-around threat, simply put,
boasting a 95 Speed rating, a 94 Handle rating and a 99 Layup rating.
It can be easy to forget how good Wade was in real life, much less in NBA
2K7, simply because he spent so little time at the top before injuries
incurred by his reckless and physical play began to slow him. His play for
the Heat on their back-to-back championship teams has been inconsistent, but
every once in a while he still flashes hints of the greatness captured in NBA
2K7.
NBA2K7 Wade
在当年总冠军加持下
生涯颠峰的WADE在2K7里当然也是大杀四方(也正好是EA 2K黄金交叉之时)
闪电侠的他拥有超快的速度 上篮能力也有99
15. Kevin Garnett
Game: ESPN NBA 2K5
Year: 2004
The 2003-04 was Kevin Garnett's best season as a Timberwolf, and after
finishing as the runner-up to Tim Duncan in 2002-03, he won the regular
season MVP award and led the Timberwolves to the Western Conference Finals
where they lost to a flawed Lakers team, largely due to Sam Cassell's back
problems.
But in ESPN NBA 2K5 he was the key to many a championship Association with a
99 rating and a complete arsenal that included a wicked face-up jumper,
aggressive rebounding and defense and impressive passing, especially for a
big man. What else would you expect for a player who led his team in points,
rebounds, steals and blocks per game the previous season? Oh and he was
second in assists per game. Garnett was one of the most complete players in
any basketball video game this year, an absolute beast.
NBA2K5
Kevin Garnett
虽然当年在游戏发售前一季的季后赛里因为火星人的背部问题输给了湖人
但是KG的全能表现也反映在游戏中
从禁区到传球 无所不能
14. Vince Carter
Game: NBA 2K1
Year: 2000
There were players before Vince Carter who got tagged with the "next Jordan"
label: Grant Hill, even Harold Miner (like anyone named "Harold" was ever
going to be the next Jordan).
But when Vince Carter exploded into the NBA spotlight and our hearts with his
terrifyingly amazing dunks and Slam Dunk Contest championship in 2000, it
seemed like maybe this was going to be it. His breakout season in 1999-2000
earned him a spot as one of the two best shooting guards in NBA 2K1 alongside
Kobe Bryant and-honestly-Carter was just more FUN to use. His top-flight
3-point shooting was perfect for setting up his forays to the rim: all it
took was one pump fake and he was gone, flying through the air destructively
with a rare combination of grace and power that earned him comparisons to
Dominique Wilkins as well as His Airness.
Even now, Carter is a valuable sixth man for the Mavericks, but nothing will
touch those early moments of his career-captured in NBA 2K1-when anything
seemed possible.
NBA2K1 Vince Carter
灌篮能力 一到禁区就阻止不了加拿大航空起飞了
另外三分球能力也在当时很可怕
13. Derrick Rose
Game: NBA 2K12
Year: 2011
The season after winning the regular season MVP, Derrick Rose went from only
great to truly amazing in NBA 2K12.
His overall rating shot from an 85 to a 92, placing him squarely in the same
category as Kevin Durant. His shooting got better and his dribble moves even
silkier as he snaked to the rim and either threw it down or dropped his soft,
signature runner in the lane. In short, he was one of the few players who
could win you a game single-handedly in the backcourt, functioning well as a
distributor and facilitator and even better as a scoring threat.
His season-ending injury during the 2012 playoffs kept him from online
lineups all season, but you can bet he's going to vault right back up to the
top once he comes back in NBA 2K14.
NBA2K12 Derrick Rose
在2K系列中 喜欢在篮框前面抛球的ROSE
在前年MVP的加持下
2K12大杀四方
但受伤的他在2K14中能拿到怎么样的能力?
12. Arvydas Sabonis
Game: NBA 2K1
Year: 2000
Just because legendary Lithuanian Arvydas Sabonis was past his prime when he
finally arrived in the NBA to play for the Portland Trail Blazers at the age
of 31 doesn't mean he wasn't a dominant video game force.
Perhaps swayed more by his exploits as part of the Soviet team that won gold
in the 1988 Summer Olympics than by the injuries that had slowed him
considerably, the Sabonis that appeared in NBA 2K1 was like a stretch 4 from
Mars. At 7'3", Sabonis could rebound and score around the basket but also
pass and shoot the 3-pointer with reliable accuracy. The way he played cast a
long shadow over future lesser if similarly constructed talents like Raef
LaFrentz and Mehmet Okur. Just like the real NBA, we may never have gotten to
experience Sabonis at the height of his powers as an athletic and versatile
center, but the version we got in the first couple years of the NBA 2K series
was plenty good enough.
NBA2K1的Sabonis
拥有7'3的身高 在游戏里也可以丢三分球
虽然在现实世界中可能无法做到这么好
但基本上在游戏中也是属于妖怪的球员
11. Oscar Robertson
Game: NBA 2K13
Year: 2012
Just because he doesn't look like an All-Pro linebacker doesn't mean the man
they called the Big "O" isn't every bit the multi-dimensional player that
King James is.
Go ahead: dial up the 1970-71 Milwaukee Bucks (who are sadly lacking Lew
Alcindor, an addition which would make this squad one of the best in NBA 2K
history) and see what happens. Without even trying to, Robertson is likely to
end up with 15 points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds. Or better yet, put him on a
different team with some serious low-post options and wing help and watch him
go for 25, 10 and 10. At 6'5", Robertson is a big guard, plus he has a smooth
and easy-to-use shooting stroke that makes him great off the dribble or
spotting up.
For the next fantasy Association you run, I highly recommend ditching one of
the weaker NBA teams and adding in Robertson's Bucks in order to build around
him. You won't be sorry.
NBA2K13 Oscar Robertson
LBJ的前辈 虽然在游戏中比较无法显现出他的篮板能力(游戏的先天限制)
而且在2K13中贾霸并没有出现 不太完美的公鹿
但大O还是很可怕
10. Chris Paul
Game: NBA 2K9
Year: 2008
A pick and roll maestro, Chris Paul's 99 Overall Rating in NBA 2K9 dovetailed
quite nicely with the high point of the game's offensive pick and roll play.
Starting with either NBA 2K10 or NBA 2K11 (depending on personal preference),
the defense on pick and rolls got a little stouter, a little harder to pull
off with easy aplomb. So hurray for realism, but pour one out for the death
of a beautiful two-man game for which Paul was the absolutely perfect set up
man. It didn't hurt at all that at the time the Hornets sported not one but
two ideal PNR partners in Tyson Chandler and David West (who could also pick
and pop with the best of them).
A slick ballhandler and master of threaded passes, Paul in 2K9 could also
knock down stepback midrange Js with regularity. Add in the fact that he was
one of the best perimeter defenders in the game and there's little doubt that
Chris Paul in NBA 2K9 was one of the best point guards the series ever saw.
NBA2K9 CP3
档拆 配上 WEST跟拳王
在游戏中很可怕
CP3在2K9里几乎是最强的PG
9. Kevin Durant
Game: NBA 2K12
Year: 2011
2K Sports has never gotten Kevin Durant's player model to look quite right.
Part of it is down to his freakish wingspan and part of it is down to his
tremendously lanky frame, but the 2K versions of Durant have never truly
conveyed the real thing's long-limbed visual appeal. But that doesn't really
matter when they've captured his otherworldly game so well. Maybe I'm crazy,
but I think in NBA 2K13 they had to nerf his shooting motion a bit to level
the playing field-his 2K12 shot was so buttery smooth and automatic that it
was practically gamebreaking.
And that was when he wasn't putting it on the floor, which he could do with
equal aplomb. Put it this way: Durant is notoriously squirrelly about his
height. Officially listed by the NBA at 6'9", he's pegged by Draft Express at
6'10.25" with a nearly 7'5" wingspan. So maybe it's a good thing that 2K
hasn't been able to truly bring those pterodactyl-esque proportions into the
game to go with his silky shot and fearsome finishing. It just might be the
video game basketball apocalypse.
NBA2K12 Kevin Durant
虽然手长在游戏无法真正呈现(脸也被弄得有点不像)
但在2K12里几乎天下无敌
13甚至有偷偷的削弱KD
由于官方的身高只有6'9
游戏也得如实呈现
但实际上KD更高
8. Yao Ming
Game: NBA 2K6
Year: 2005
Yao's real-life career might have been dogged by injuries, but in NBA 2K, he
was more or less a human cheat code.
And the thing about Yao is that he enjoyed three years of ever-escalating
ability in the game before suffering his first major injury early in the
2005-06 season, meaning that the NBA 2K6 version of Yao Ming is at the
absolute height of his powers. His rebounding is unfair. His finishing is
unfair (if not very dramatic). His midrange shooting is unfair. At 7'6", he's
pretty clearly the tallest actually good player to ever play in the NBA.
(Gheorghe Muresan and Manute Bol topped him at 7'7", but certainly didn't
best him in talent.)
Based on the combination of his international and NBA careers, Yao is nearly
a lock to make the Basketball Hall of Fame one day and become the tallest
player ever awarded that honor. If it were based strictly on his NBA 2K
career, he'd already be there.
NBA2K5 姚明
2K史上最高的男人
双手一摆就能给你火锅
一跳就有篮板
7. Chris Webber
Game: NBA 2K2
Year: 2001
The early 2000s were a golden era for power forwards in the NBA with Kevin
Garnett, Tim Duncan and Dirk Nowitzki ascendant while legends like Karl
Malone still prowled the paint.
Yet even among these Hall-of-Fame caliber players, Chris Webber stood out in
the early years of the NBA 2K franchise. Freed from the injury difficulties
that kept him from ever playing a full 82-game season in his career, Webber
was a monster on the boards, a dominant scorer and an able passer, especially
from the high post. Before 2K's post game became a Byzantine mess of twirls
and syncopated trigger pulls, Webber was smooth as silk down low, ables to
spin off defenders or drop step with just a few button presses.
Simply put, Webber was the kind of player who could easily lead your
franchise in points, rebounds and assists per game.
NBA2K2 Chris Webber
虽然后来2K12有复刻版Webber
但当年的他不管是篮板跟传球 都是个怪物
6. Hakeem Olajuwon
Game: NBA 2K13
Year: 2012
Even with NBA 2K13's somewhat labrynthine post controls, Hakeem Olajuwon
still handles like a dream-just like his nickname would indicate.
The first time you pull off the Dream Shake with Olajuwon is just as sweet as
the first time you put one up off the glass with Iverson's signature lay-up
or pull off Jordan's dunk-to-layup fake down the lane. The crazy thing about
Olajuwon is that he's just as good on defense as he is on offense, making him
one of the rare big men who aren't just one or the other. If you really want
some fun, I recommend throwing the 1993-94 Rockets into the fantasy
Association blender and picking Olajuwon to be your force down low to go with
a small ball power forward like Thaddeus Young or-for REAL fun-LeBron James.
Oh the places you'll go.
NBA2K13 Hakeem Olajuwon
在游戏里不止进攻 还有变态的防守
如果在王朝模式里 配上LBJ或Thaddeus Young这种比较矮的大前锋会比较有趣
5. LeBron James
Game: NBA 2K13
Year: 2012
It's hard to pick just one year or version of NBA 2K where LeBron James was
at his very best (and it seems likely that he'll be even more unsettlingly
amazing next year when he's on the cover), but it's hard to argue against the
LeBron from NBA 2K13.
Coming off his first championship, LeBron is a 99 rated player in a game that
has gotten ever-more persnickety with its high ratings, and deservedly so.
His 3-pointer is more consistent, his post game has matured, and he even
makes a bigger difference on defense with the addition of Signature Skills
like the chasedown block.
With the variety of things open to him now, it's almost difficult to NOT
score with LeBron James. And even if you don't go to him often on offense,
you'll find him a tenacious defender who still ends up with a near
triple-double. In fifteen years they'll be making an edition of NBA 2K
dedicated to LeBron like they did for Jordan in 2K11.
NB2K13 LBJ
他不需要多说太多 能力破表
4. Shaquille O'Neal
Game: NBA 2K1
Year: 2000
The Big Aristotle might have been the cover athlete for NBA 2K6 and 2K7, but
Shaq's best appearance as the Big Pixel has to be following his 2000 season
when he was both the regular season and NBA Finals MVP for the Los Angeles
Lakers.
At 28 he was at the height of his powers, as physically dominant as ever, but
still with the quick spin moves down low that made him so dominant and a nice
touch out of the post. He averaged a career-high 29.7 points per game in 2000
and a near career-high 13.6 rebounds per game (bested only by his rookie
year's 13.9 rpg). 2K Sports rewarded that performance by making him one of
the most destructive post players in the game's history, and even things like
his subpar free throw shooting were mitigated by the fact that with default
setting there are never as many fouls called in a game of 2K as in the real
NBA. At least as far as 2K is concerned, Shaq could have added another
nickname to his arsenal: The Big Cheat Code.
NBA2K1 大欧
在游戏里挤啊挤的就能得分
也许应该给他一个新绰号叫做大金手指
3. Kobe Bryant
Game: NBA 2K10
Year: 2009
Kobe Bryant was an overwhelming great player in NBA 2K for a long time before
NBA 2K10, but when the Black Mamba finally got his cover spot, his virtual
game seemed to take that leap from spectacular to nearly unfair.
If NBA 2K10 captured anything with uncanny accuracy, it was Kobe's tendency
to take and make the most ludicrous circus shots possible. Whereas 2K entries
from earlier in the decade positioned him as something like the athletic
freak that Vince Carter was, with an array of impressive dunks and good
outside shooting, the Kobe of 2K10 was slipperier and more nimble around the
hoop, hitting his signature spinning fadeaways from all angles. If you used
him in the game, he could get you out of almost any jam and if you played
against him, you could do everything in your power to stop him and still come
up short.
He was, in short, the definition of dominant.
NBA2k10 Kobe
在2K10前2K比较偏向把KOBE做的像VC一样体能变态 灌灌篮 投投三分
但在这代他们把KOBE做得更像他了 后仰 还有一些场上的小细节
依然主导著比赛
2. Allen Iverson
Game: NBA 2K
Year: 1999
The attention lavished on Allen Iverson in NBA 2K's debut for the Dreamcast
was evident in more than just his player model, which sported accurate
tattoos and the most realistic face in a game where-let's face it-a lot of
the models left something to be desired.
NBA 2K was the first basketball video game that really put dribbling and ball
control at the forefront of the experience, and cover athlete Iverson was a
wizard with the orange. Back before the Control Stick, back before IsoMotion,
there was just the B button and with Iverson under your control, you were
frequently surprised by the sick crossovers and spins he would pull off on
his way to the net. As the game has evolved, 2K has given you ever more
direct control over what players will do, but it's also robbed you of some of
the wonder of seeing Iverson do things you didn't even know were possible.
The historical Iverson from NBA 2K13 is still fun, sure, but near as wild and
unbelievable as the original.
NBA2K AI
当时2K的招牌人物 由于很多东西刚开发
在游戏中AI是最像当时现实球员的角色
也许在2K13里能再度玩到AI
但初代2K里那种狂野是NBA2K13比不上的
1. Michael Jordan
Game: NBA 2K13
Year: 2012
What can you possibly say about Michael Jordan as a video game character that
hasn't already been said?
Even back when he was known as Roster Guard or Mike Jordache in '90s video
games because of contractual problems when he left the NBPA he was tearing
the pixels up and, starting with NBA 2K11, 2K Sports brought him back in a
big way and in many different versions. Whether you're playing as the
high-flying, athletic '80s version or the savvier late '90s version with the
killer post play and keen eye for the court, Jordan is a dominating force,
although unlike some earlier video game versions of him, it behooves you to
play to his strengths depending on the era.
Not everything is an automatic dunk or slick fadeaway, making 2K Sports' take
on Jordan his own worst enemy: you expect him to be a superhero, and so
anything less can be a little frustrating. Use him well, though, and you will
not be disappointed.
NBA2K13 MJ
当时因为不属于NBAPA(NBA球员工会)
直到后来2K11加入MJ
除了篮球之神的称号 同时也是外挂之神