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Started in 1999 and 2001, the NBA 2K13 series was an exclusive to the Sega Dreamcast. The series was originally published by Sega, under the label Sega Sports and is now published by 2K Sports. All games in the franchise have been developed by Visual Concepts. Its main competitors in the market is the NBA Live series from EA Sports.
The first four games of the series featuring commentary from fictional announcers "Bob Steele" and "Rod West" (voiced by Bay Area sports radio personalities Bob Fitzgerald and Rod Brooks who worked at KNBR 680 San Francisco. They also host a radio show called "Fitz and Brooks "), but since NBA 2K3 the game announcing team has been something of a revolving door, featuring commentary from the likes of Bill Walton, Tom Tolbert, Kevin Frazier, Michele Tafoya, and Bob Fitzgerald. The color and play-by-play commentary in NBA 2K6, NBA 2K7, and NBA 2K8 is provided by Kevin Harlan and Kenny Smith, with Craig Sager providing sideline reports. Peter Barto is the PA Announcer. NBA 2K9 features commentary from Kevin Harlan and Clark Kellogg with Cheryl Miller as sideline reporter on most versions of NBA 2K9 and NBA 2K10. Starting with NBA 2K11, Doris Burke replaces Miller as sideline reporter on most versions of the game. In most versions of NBA 2K12, Steve Kerr joins Kevin Harlan and Clark Kellogg in the booth comments.
On the PlayStation 2 versions beginning with NBA 2K9, there are a sideline reporter is featured in the game, while the PlayStation 3 version of NBA 2K12, Kerr did not join Harlan and Kellogg. In 2002 Sega implemented the American television network, ESPN brand with their Sega Sports video games. ESPN brand is used for 3 games, with the second game even renamed ESPN NBA Basketball, until ESPN signed a 15-year contract with EA Sports.
In 2005 Sega sold the NBA 2K series along with Visual Concepts to Take-Two Interactive. The series is currently published by 2K Sports, Take-Two publishing label.
The PlayStation 3 version of NBA 2K7 was the first version to support motion sensing controllers with a free throw shooting mechanic that has the player move the Sixaxis controller in a motion similar to a real free throw shot, but was discontinued for later games in the series.
Around mid-June 2K Sports announced 'Reveal Cover' where over tweet # NBA2K13 get more clues will be revealed about the cover athlete. NBA 2K13 also announced compatibility with the Kinect for Xbox 360. On May 3, 2012, 2K Sports announced that as a bonus for pre-ordering the game, buyers will receive downloadable content for the All Star Weekend, which will feature Slam Dunk Contest, Three Point Contest, Rising Stars Challenge and NBA All Star Game.
Jay-Z serves as executive producer of the game. He has been credited with the idea of having both the 1992 and 2012 United States national basketball team in the men's game. Initially, Scottie Pippen left out of the match due to an inability to secure the use of his likeness. However, after widespread disappointment of fans for his absence, he then added to the team list.
Two days before the release of the 2nd October, 2K Sports announced via replies to fans on Twitter that the PC version was delayed until October 16.The download release date on Amazon was later changed to October 30. The game is also distributed as a disk-based limited release and was found to have lost some of the key features of the console version. Online dating with no friends and "asphalt 3 vs 3", and "MyTEAMs" mode has been removed.
Currency system and the features associated with a currency system (like unlockable asphalt Stars and myCloset) has not been ported over from the console version. Additionally, it features advanced lighting available on the console, such as self-shadowing are also available. Custom soundtrack and DLC (including the pre-order DLC) have been excluded as well.
The first four games of the series featuring commentary from fictional announcers "Bob Steele" and "Rod West" (voiced by Bay Area sports radio personalities Bob Fitzgerald and Rod Brooks who worked at KNBR 680 San Francisco. They also host a radio show called "Fitz and Brooks "), but since NBA 2K3 the game announcing team has been something of a revolving door, featuring commentary from the likes of Bill Walton, Tom Tolbert, Kevin Frazier, Michele Tafoya, and Bob Fitzgerald. The color and play-by-play commentary in NBA 2K6, NBA 2K7, and NBA 2K8 is provided by Kevin Harlan and Kenny Smith, with Craig Sager providing sideline reports. Peter Barto is the PA Announcer. NBA 2K9 features commentary from Kevin Harlan and Clark Kellogg with Cheryl Miller as sideline reporter on most versions of NBA 2K9 and NBA 2K10. Starting with NBA 2K11, Doris Burke replaces Miller as sideline reporter on most versions of the game. In most versions of NBA 2K12, Steve Kerr joins Kevin Harlan and Clark Kellogg in the booth comments.
On the PlayStation 2 versions beginning with NBA 2K9, there are a sideline reporter is featured in the game, while the PlayStation 3 version of NBA 2K12, Kerr did not join Harlan and Kellogg. In 2002 Sega implemented the American television network, ESPN brand with their Sega Sports video games. ESPN brand is used for 3 games, with the second game even renamed ESPN NBA Basketball, until ESPN signed a 15-year contract with EA Sports.
In 2005 Sega sold the NBA 2K series along with Visual Concepts to Take-Two Interactive. The series is currently published by 2K Sports, Take-Two publishing label.
The PlayStation 3 version of NBA 2K7 was the first version to support motion sensing controllers with a free throw shooting mechanic that has the player move the Sixaxis controller in a motion similar to a real free throw shot, but was discontinued for later games in the series.
Around mid-June 2K Sports announced 'Reveal Cover' where over tweet # NBA2K13 get more clues will be revealed about the cover athlete. NBA 2K13 also announced compatibility with the Kinect for Xbox 360. On May 3, 2012, 2K Sports announced that as a bonus for pre-ordering the game, buyers will receive downloadable content for the All Star Weekend, which will feature Slam Dunk Contest, Three Point Contest, Rising Stars Challenge and NBA All Star Game.
Jay-Z serves as executive producer of the game. He has been credited with the idea of having both the 1992 and 2012 United States national basketball team in the men's game. Initially, Scottie Pippen left out of the match due to an inability to secure the use of his likeness. However, after widespread disappointment of fans for his absence, he then added to the team list.
Two days before the release of the 2nd October, 2K Sports announced via replies to fans on Twitter that the PC version was delayed until October 16.The download release date on Amazon was later changed to October 30. The game is also distributed as a disk-based limited release and was found to have lost some of the key features of the console version. Online dating with no friends and "asphalt 3 vs 3", and "MyTEAMs" mode has been removed.
Currency system and the features associated with a currency system (like unlockable asphalt Stars and myCloset) has not been ported over from the console version. Additionally, it features advanced lighting available on the console, such as self-shadowing are also available. Custom soundtrack and DLC (including the pre-order DLC) have been excluded as well.
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS (MINIMUM):
- Processor: CPU Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz or equivalent AMD processor
- RAM: RAM: 1GB of system memory
- Video Memory: Video card with 512 MB or more memory Nvidia Geforce 6600 or ATI Radeon equivalent
- Hard Drive Space: 11 GB of hard drive space
- Operating System: Windows XP Service Pack III, Vista Service Pack II, Windows 7
- DirectX Version: 9.0
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