NBA 2K10 is the newest installment in the famous NBA 2K franchise. The game was earlier released for the Xbox 360, PS3, PS2 and PSP just last month. Now 2K Sports now announces that the Wii version of NBA 2K10 can now be purchased from stores. Packed with the same exhilarating features that was seen in the other console versions, the title also offers an real simulation experience complete with intense franchise and career modes. The title hits the Wii console for the very first time and lets gamers go head to head against friends online.
The gameplay features comprised in the game include NBA Today where players can get real world matchups, stats and news streamed straight into the title. They are up to date with all the latest news from the NBA. Another feature comes in the form of My Player career mode. Here gamers can create and design their own desired NBA player and guide him through a successful career. They start off as a amateur and moves their way to the top and finally may get endowed into the NBA Development League.
“We’re thrilled to bring NBA 2K10 to the Wii this year – it’s an incredibly fun and fully-featured title that will appeal to a new group of fans. With easily accessible Wii controls and the opportunity to be active while playing, NBA 2K10 lets players step up their virtual game on the hardwood court this holiday season,” comented Greg Thomas, senior vice president of sports development for 2K.
NBA 2K10 feature The Association has the makings of being one of the most sought after franchise modes in the sports game genre. It includes the NBA Development League as well as gives the fans the ability to control 30 NBA teams simultaneously. This includes an all-new player progression system, real-time practice, restricted free agency and loads of other enhancements which enables players to dominate on the court and finally lead the team to the top.
A new online feature dubbed as Crews lets gamers form a dream squad with their friends either by using players from My Player or the actual NBA team. While online, gamers can even challenge other Crews in order to gain progression points and bragging rights to emerge at the apex of the Crew leaderboard rankings. The game also incorporates Signature Play which focuses on each player’s Signature Styles with real facial expressions and new Signature Tendencies.
The styles and look of each player mimics that of their counterparts to the tee. Gamers can also espy better easy-to-use offensive controls for IsoMotion moves and dribbling. Lastly there are more innovative defensive controls packed into the game which allow fans to deny position off-ball, shadow the opponent’s move and opt for various approaches in order to contest shots.
Previously available for other consoles like PS3 and Xbox 360, the E rated NBA 2K10 can now be acquired for the Wii as well as the PC.