[QUOTE="uefaeuro"]

[QUOTE="SaintBlaze"]

Better rebounder? Yes.

Better shooter? lolwut. :lol::lol:

(And please, don't use FG% as your reasoning as to why Lebron's better shooter than Kobe, when you know damn well that the majority of his points come from driving into the paint. He's always had a mediorcre to average jump shot. He can get hot at times, which is why I referred to his jumper as "shaky", but he's not a consistent jumpshooting threat like Kobe)

SaintBlaze

did you just say kobe is a consistent jumpshooting threat? look at this (Who was the better outside shooter in 2009-2010? (thanks to hoopsdata) LeBron James scored 731 points from 15 feet and out Kobe Bryant scored 669 points from 15 feet and out Who was the better outside shooter in 2009-2010? LeBron James made 129 3 pointers and shot 33.3% from 3 point land Kobe Bryant made 99 3 pointers and shot 32.9% from 3 point land Regular season Seasons under 50% shooting Kobe Bryant: 14 LeBron James: 6 Seasons under 48% shooting: Kobe Bryant: 14 LeBron James: 3 Seasons over 50% shooting: Kobe Bryant: 0 LeBron James: 1 Don't use fg% you say how else do you prove it LOL CONSISENT and i didn't even post half of what kobe "CONSISENT" shooting is"

LOL :lol:

When I said don't use FG%, I meant overall percentage, since the majority of Lebron's points are from 10 feet and under, which doesn't dispay his jumpshooting ability. But hey if you want me to use FG% then fine:

Lebron's FG% from 10-15 feet: 32.2 % ( :lol: )

Kobe's FG % from 10-15 feet: 49.7%

Lebron's FG% from 16-23 feet: 40%

Kobe's FG% from 16-23 feet: 41%

Their eFG% from 3 is virtually identical, which is impressive on Kobe's part, since he was playing with a fractured finger, a hurt knee and a sore ankle. I guess you overlooked that right?

And wow, did you really say Kobe isn't a consistent jump shooter? :lol:

Your basketball credibility = lost.

P.S.: Funny how you overlooked the percentages when you made your post, and went straight to total points scored from a certain distance. It's especially funny because Kobe MISSED a handful of games, and his total wasn't even that much less than Lebron's.

LOL cmon man using injuries as excuses his "fractured finger" all it is a jammed finger missed games fractured finger,hurt knee,sore ankle sounds like he is Shaq or a very old man.Maybe he should retire but o wait he can't because his winning championships because of his teamates who make up for his INCONSISTENT shooting.6-24 worst finals mvp perfomance EVER.Yes most of lebron's points come from the paint but thats because he has incredible strength and endurance+athleticism as good as mj if not better something KOBE doesn't have.I can't believe you think kobe bryant isn't INCONSISTENT. He leads the league in missed shots and averged,on top of that he is on track to having the most missed shots in nba history real CONSISTENT huh.Shoots more than lebron and gets less than lebron.I find it funny that most of lebrons points come from the paint but he still he gets more points from outside shooting than kobe.If lebron james shot as much as kobe bryant he would score more points CONSISTENTLY than kobe thats why lebron james is a better shooter and why kobe is INCONSISTENT.

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"][QUOTE="SaintBlaze"]

I'd love to hear your explanation as to why this is a fact. I could use a few laughs right about now. :lol:

SaintBlaze

Better rebounder? Yes.

Better shooter? lolwut. :lol::lol:

(And please, don't use FG% as your reasoning as to why Lebron's better shooter than Kobe, when you know damn well that the majority of his points come from driving into the paint. He's always had a mediorcre to average jump shot. He can get hot at times, which is why I referred to his jumper as "shaky", but he's not a consistent jumpshooting threat like Kobe)

did you just say kobe is a consistent jumpshooting threat? look at this (Who was the better outside shooter in 2009-2010? (thanks to hoopsdata) LeBron James scored 731 points from 15 feet and out Kobe Bryant scored 669 points from 15 feet and out Who was the better outside shooter in 2009-2010? LeBron James made 129 3 pointers and shot 33.3% from 3 point land Kobe Bryant made 99 3 pointers and shot 32.9% from 3 point land Regular season Seasons under 50% shooting Kobe Bryant: 14 LeBron James: 6 Seasons under 48% shooting: Kobe Bryant: 14 LeBron James: 3 Seasons over 50% shooting: Kobe Bryant: 0 LeBron James: 1 Don't use fg% you say how else do you prove it LOL CONSISENT and i didn't even post half of what kobe "CONSISENT" shooting is"

can you exchange a psn card for money.I don't have the recipt it hasnt been scratched off or anything.

The ps3 demo is from July which i think was e3 and the xbox 360 demo is from August,So it's best you wait till we get full game shots as it is not a fair comparison.It says in the very begging before you press start for ps3 it says rosters as accurate of July xbox 360 rosters as accurate as August.

HAHAHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA BEST SINCE TV :lol::lol::cry: Phew that was funny made be burst in tears.

Seems like 2k likes the move and no the xbox 360 isn't kinect compatible for obvious reasons. link:

http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Games/Features/nba_2k11/

Sorry if old but it seems like 2k cares about the ps3.It is move compatible can be used for dunk contests extending your arm for layups and such. link:

http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Games/Features/nba_2k11/

Here is quote on the move: "While it can be played on the Xbox 360 with the usual analog stick setup, it's obvious that the more immersive experience will be on PlayStation 3, even if it isn't the most accurate. Once I got the Move controller in my hand I was told there were three parts to dunking with the new peripheral. First, hold the T trigger to pick up the ball sitting on one of the racks situated on the court. Next, perform a gesture with Move to start the dunk animation, then perform a second gesture to launch into the dunk itself. Lastly, you'll need to let go of the trigger to let go of the ball and slam it through the hoop.