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Hiking in the living room Chicago Bears players after practice and you'll see everything from Brian Urlacher and Robbie Gould's like Forrest Gump on the ping-pong with Greg Olsen destroy all the visitors to look at shuffleboard. But if you want to find the strong competition, look no further than NBA 2K9 players so hard to actually wear basketball jerseys to represent their team while they play.
"We have an ongoing dispute in our dressing room, which is the best in NBA 2K9," said wide receiver Brandon Lloyd. "I was at all dominated 2K8, 2K9, but when it came out, everyone has their own team and we cannot change. My team is the Dallas Mavericks."
Other bears 2K9 involved in the league Adrian Peterson, Rex Grossman, Jason McKie, Devin Hester and Chris Williams.
"Actually, I always lost to Rex," Lloyd said. "Sounds like the Houston Rockets and is the largest failure ever Brent Barry cannot miss in this game. It has the fastest version, so as not to block the shot.
"We have an ongoing dispute in our dressing room, which is the best in NBA 2K9," said wide receiver Brandon Lloyd. "I was at all dominated 2K8, 2K9, but when it came out, everyone has their own team and we cannot change. My team is the Dallas Mavericks."
Other bears 2K9 involved in the league Adrian Peterson, Rex Grossman, Jason McKie, Devin Hester and Chris Williams.
"Actually, I always lost to Rex," Lloyd said. "Sounds like the Houston Rockets and is the largest failure ever Brent Barry cannot miss in this game. It has the fastest version, so as not to block the shot.
"I also went to buy a Dirk Nowitzki jersey and Rex bought a Yao Ming jersey T-shirt and playing in 'fun, until it begins to take everything that is in a threesome."
But to lose to the guy in a shirt of Yao Ming is not as bad as the loss of some Bears defender.
"Jason McKie is the greatest orator junk in our team," says Lloyd. "If you lose it, you'll never hear the end of it."
Fortunately, Lloyd does not lose often 2K9 (or any other game for that matter). He has played virtually non-stop since the day his brother Atari 2600 in the garage, dusted off and claimed as his.
"I'm a fan of video games," he says. "It 'always been a big part of my childhood, because we used our divided weekends, half the day playing outside, the other half from the Atari and Nintendo, according to ten years."
These days, Lloyd is not just for games. It 'also a contribution to their existence, but it is not in any way, you might think. Remember to get into mo-cap suit for Madden, but they are football players-turned-rapper B-Lloyd has announced the development of songs in various games included.
A few years ago he got his first break in the music video game brings the song "Take It to the Hoop" for the soundtrack of NBA Balers. His second song in a ground game is called "Heavy" and will appear in the new game NPPL Championship Paintball 2009 Activision
Lloyd adds: "'Heavy' is a song hip-hop/rock I was in Arizona with a band called The Phunk Junkies It fits perfectly to the game, because the sport have their own soundtrack, their culture, and I think that rock -. Mix of rap is very suitable for playing paintball.
"I feel like a plant to make songs for video games because I consider myself a player. I consider myself a fan of music and a creator of music, so I know what I want to hear in a video game. It’s funny, because when I originally song "heavy" for my next album, Master of Ceremony (Universal Music Group, 2 February), I thought everything is as it is a perfect song for a video game would be. For me, to find a way to combine my passion for music and video games is a great opportunity and something I hope to do even more in the future. "
Now if only he could find a way to beat Rex and his Rockets.
VIA espn sport
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