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Lewis Wallace
Culture
Sep 21, 2010 8:13 PM

Trailer: Slam Like Michael Jordan in NBA 2K11

See Andre Iguodala, Josh Smith and Russell Westbrook show off their skills using a virtual Michael Jordan, one of the playable characters in the upcoming basketball game.
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