 Another champ on the cover of NBA 2K.
By: 2K Insider | Friday June 19 2009As you know, the final roster update for NBA 2K9 was released on 6/18. Player injuries were ignored and therefore each team’s starting lineup and/or rotation was updated. You can bet that no other roster update during the season will have everyone active, so take advantage of it.
With the 2008-09 NBA season ending in another championship for the Lakers, the focus now shifts to the NBA Draft, trade scenarios, and free agency. Likewise, we here at 2K are locked-in to NBA 2K10 and the task at hand, which is to improve upon 2K9 and make 2K10 the best version of NBA 2K yet.
Our first year with the Living Roster feature was a learning experience for me, but an enjoyable one. Having a forum in which users could communicate to a developer and see results in subsequent roster updates was hopefully rewarding for you as well.
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babyfat wrote on Nov 07 2009 11:33 PM
Can we at least have one updated roster with everyone healthy because surely the default roster doesn't have any effect with the patch. Players wear white handbands no matter which uniform they wear and I'd like to have everyone healthy on the roster and just sit the injured players manually. I can understand this is important to those who play online but I for one do not play online and I'm sure alot of us don't either who would like a working roster with the patch.
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