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Actually shooting the ball in the game is another story. It's initially awkward, requiring you to hold the left trigger while pushing up on the Control Stick. With that being said, once you get used to it, it's easy to see the benefit. Although NBA 2K13 is, for the most part, a realistic basketball simulation, I can't help but feel perimeter shooters make an insane amount of their outside shots. I know that's what they specialize in, but when anybody with a little "3" by their name drains 3-point shots every possession it can get a little unrealistic.

NBA 2K13 has done something unimaginable: simplifying the control process while still creating a complex shooting system. Mapping ball-handling to the right stick allows you to seamlessly transition from driving to the basket and shooting the ball. The result is a smooth, fluid shooting or dunking motion determined by the dynamic shot generator. Although it's technically easy to perform the action, the game still requires you to plan your shot and wait for the right moment to drive to the basket or dish it out to open man. Decision making is as important as ever: do you trust your ball-handling enough to make it to the rim or do you dish it out to the open man?

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In addition, each player has a unique feel to them when controlling the ball. Some are better ball handlers allowing you to navigate to the basket easier. Others, meanwhile, should remain on the perimeter for the three. Adding to the individuality are Signature Skills, or traits that give players temporary boosts like "Corner Specialist" which adds accuracy when shooting threes from the corners or "Finisher" who can finish contact layups and dunks at a higher rate than others. Although several big stars have these Signature Skills, this is most noticeable in the MyCareer mode.

 Speaking of MyCareer mode (formerly known as MyPlayer), there have been some upgrades that make it even better than last year. This is easily my favorite mode in the game, though I do admit it needs more polishing. For those unfamiliar, MyCareer is like an RPG adventure through the NBA with you creating a custom player, participating in a rookie game, getting drafted, and developing your skills.

Starting off in the Rookie Showcase, you are graded on your performance along with all of the other rookies in the 2012 NBA draft. Following that you'll be interviewed with a couple of team GMs, that all look exactly the same. Then it's time to get drafted and begin your NBA career. From there you can earn VC (virtual currency) based on your play, the all-new endorsement paths, in-game achievements, etc. Using VC you can upgrade your player and learn new abilities that will help you compete against the best for more playing time. Right now, my player is awful, but I'm improving!

As good as this mode is, it can be better. First off, the amount of depth is amazing. It's a lot of fun reacting to interview questions from the press which, in turn, effect your team chemistry and fan approval. With that being said, the animations are sometimes a bit wonky and out of synch and it looks like 2K cut a few corners with some of the off-the-court presentation. Plus, I'd really like a few voices to choose from for my player. Let's just say the voice doesn't really match my player which not only ruins the immersion, but creates a laughable experience.

 Also new to the game is the MyTeam mode. Though I personally don't care for it, it's a must-have for the game which now brings the fantasy-type game mode to all team sports games. MyTeam is very similar to that of EA's "Ultimate Team"; you acquire the best players in a virtual marking using currency that can be earned through completing and winning games. The difference with NBA 2K13 is that player value is determined based on their real-life performance. Since the NBA season hasn't started, it renders this feature moot at this point.

Keeping up with the franchise's homage to the past greats, NBA 2K13 brings together the entire 1992 Olympic Dream Team. Having the ability to play as these iconic superstars is thrilling, even if I did have them go up against the Celebrity team rather than the 2012 Olympic Team like everyone's been waiting to see. Needless to say, seeing Justin Bieber dunk on Jordan is quite hilarious.