One of my favorite PC sports sim developers, Wolverine Studios, has been in an open, public beta on their next game, Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball 2, for a while now; I must say that the game is progressing nicely.

The most recent beta, 0.9, was released December 13 and includes some feature implementations that, if they make it to the final build, will certainly set a new standard for pro basketball sims. And I appreciate that the developer is taking their time with this title, rather than rushing it to a flawed final release.

I’d love to share what some of these new features are, but since they aren’t locked in for the final release, I’d rather not hurt the title by talking about them just yet… in case they don’t make the final cut.

As far as I know, anyone wanting to save money on the final release, though, can still sign up, pay up-front for the in-progress software, and have a license that will last for the lifetime of the product, even after it’s out of beta and in final release form! That’s more value than the average Nordic Track coupon code!