NBA
2K9 like you've never seen before! Michael Jordan
drives crosscourt and converts an acrobatic layup
around the defense of the Jazz.
Don't worry, I'm not gonna start doing all my videos
in 3D. I just wanted to try this out, and I really
like how it looks. It's not perfect, but shots like
the ball bouncing around the rim really pop out.
Try watching it a couple times and focusing on different
things.
Use the drop-down menu below the video to select
your viewing method. I actually like Cross-Eyed
best, it doesn't require any 3D Glasses and it keeps
the true color. All you have to do for that is cross
your eyes until both images merge in the middle
and your vision locks onto it.
The YouTube 3D player is a bit of a resource hog,
so it might not play smoothly. The video is originally
in slow motion anyways so it shouldn't be too much
of a problem. Unclicking the HD button might make
it play smoother, while degrading the quality.
if
you just want to see the smooth Cross-Eyed effect
check it out on GameTrailers.
Michael
Jordan flies down the lane to jam home Pippen's
missed free throw. The full version of the play
in my "Where Will Amazing Happen This Year?"
video. I really liked how it looks at full speed
so I had to expand on it and make one of my regular
style videos from it.
Michael
Jordan flies down the lane to jam home Pippen's
missed free throw, in this takeoff on the NBA's
"Where Will Amazing Happen This Year?"
commercials.
This is not a true re-creation moment, as the play
really happened against the Blazers during the 92-93
regular season. I wasn't sure if I would even be
able to put this together so I saved some time by
using my already created Lakers instead.
I plan on making one of my regular style videos
out of this play next, with before/after shots,
because it looks fantastic at full speed. It'll
have to wait though because I suffered my very first
red ring of death today, hopefully I'll get it back
before 2K10 hits, ha.
With
the 1997 NBA Finals tied at 2 games a piece, Michael
Jordan overcame a stomach virus to lift the Bulls
past the Jazz in Game 5. Finishing with 38 points,
7 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals and 1 block.
Jordan
pulls out "The Move" in Game 2 of the
1991 NBA Finals. Had to re-create this one again
in 2K9, with the Shotstick Advanced actually allowing
you to switch hands in mid-air.
Michael
Jordan's Final Shot as a member of the Chicago Bulls,
defeating the Utah Jazz in Game 6 of the 1998 NBA
Finals to capture his 6th Championship. Re-created
this moment in 2K8, but wasn't thrilled with the
outcome so I thought I would give it another try
in 2K9.
Featuring
my Michael Jordan CAP. This is my first 2K9 video
and my second "Where Amazing Happens"
one. A lot of photoshop work went into this one,
notably on the short shorts and some of the more
unique poses. I love how it came out, and I hope
you enjoy it.
CLICK HERE to check out all
the photos and animation!