With the NBA 2K10: Anniversary Edition set to hit retail stores later this year, 2K Sports has unveiled the NBA 2K10: Draft Combine for Xbox 360 which is slated to release this September. This download-only title will allow fans to customize players in innumerable ways and experience the life of an NBA athlete going through the rigors at the famous, Attack Athletics gym in Chicago.
“We’re giving our dedicated NBA 2K fans an incredible opportunity with NBA 2K10: Draft Combine. Gamers will have exclusive access to online content and get to test drive NBA 2K10’s new gameplay features, advanced player progression system and the all-new My Player career mode before the game launches this fall,” commented Greg Thomas, senior vice president of sports development for 2K.
Players can create their very own athlete with over 300 signature customization options such as defensive stances, dunk and dribble packages plus player-specific shooting animations. In order to reach the top of the basketball world, a gamer has to bring his A-game to the court and practice various drills like dribbling, shooting, post offense and defense, challenging shots, attacking the basket and blocking out for rebounds. The 2K Insider mentors the athlete and guides him on his way as he competes in various basketball drills and 5-on-5 games.
The new My Player career mode will feature custom-built players as they head to basketball glory in the upcoming NBA 2K10. The basketball game will provide gamers with ample opportunity to score valuable skill points through a host of in-game objectives. It will also feature a complete analysis of the player’s performance after the end of every match so that gamers may streamline their on- court tactics. All the created players will have a special patch on their uniform that will indicate their loyalty towards NBA’s Draft Combine.
NBA 2K10: Draft Combine is developed by Visual Concepts and is expected to be available on Xbox Live Arcade for the Xbox 360 console this September. The basketball game is likely to launch in Hong Kong, India, North America, Singapore and Taiwan for a price of 400 Microsoft Points.