Originally intended to be a complete rebranding of the NBA Live series, EA Sports aimed to revolutionize basketball sims with a new "Hands-On Control" system and real-time physics. However, the project collapsed following a disastrous public demo in September 2010 that revealed game-breaking bugs, most notably the "Jesus Bynum" glitch where Andrew Bynum would get stuck in a T-pose at center court.
While was never officially released for PC —and was famously canceled for consoles just weeks before launch—it has become a legendary "lost" title in the gaming community. The Demise of NBA Elite 11 Nba Elite 11 Pc
EA officially canceled the game on November 2, 2010, resulting in a loss of roughly and handing dominance of the genre to NBA 2K11 . Playing on PC Today Originally intended to be a complete rebranding of