Not everybody is going to be able to score a pair of the Air Jordan 11 72-10. Despite all the gloom and doom by the sneaker community that the shoe won’t sell out instantly (like that’s a bad thing for people who don’t want to deal with long lines both at the store and online) or that Jordan Brand is diluting the silhouette with yet another non-OG colorway, Buy NBA 2K17 MT there are going to be people who for one reason or another won’t come home with a pair on December 12 (Oh, you thought it was the 19th? Stay woke…). Or maybe they just don’t want to spend $220 in real money to have a pair and would totally be ok with their virtual self rocking a pair in NBA 2K16. In this edition of NBA 2K16 Kicks, we take the Air Jordan 11 72-10 and do our best to put them in the game. NBA MT Coins The biggest challenge right away was getting the textured leather upper onto the shoes because the game does not offer that particular type of leather finish. The patent leather which has a partially marbleized look is also something that requires a little work. Overall, it’s a reasonable facisimle to the real thing and hopefully at some point 2K Sports will have a pair of the shoes to scan and place in the game themselves so we’re not struggling over the following trying to recreate them. But until that happens, check out the color options we went with below and see if you can make it or even better, create a better version than us. Stay tuned to the Kicks On Fire Air Jordan 11 72-10 launch page for more information about the shoe, including more images, videos and historical context so you know what to say to somebody who might be wondering what’s on your feet. Not everybody is going to be able to score a pair of the Air Jordan 11 72-10. NBA 2K17 MT Coins Despite all the gloom and doom by the sneaker community that the shoe won’t sell out instantly (like that’s a bad thing for people who don’t want to deal with long lines both at the store and online) or that Jordan Brand is diluting the silhouette with yet another non-OG colorway, there are going to be people who for one reason or another won’t come home with a pair on December 12 (Oh, you thought it was the 19th? Stay woke…). Or maybe they just don’t want to spend $220 in real money to have a pair and would totally be ok with their virtual self rocking a pair in NBA 2K16.