New video clips reveal that Kinect technology from NBA 2K14 on the Xbox One can pick up sights and sounds that detects foul language, according to Bleacher Report.

"We always wondered what the future of gaming might look like, perhaps a virtual room not unlike the holodeck on Star Trek. Nah, instead we get technical fouls thrown at us as if NBA ref Joey Crawford came over for a friendly visit," the website writes.

"Now, I find myself taking the contrarian point of view in seeing this bit of technology as really rather cool. It's hilarious to think you can get so immersed in a game that you can actually warrant a technical foul for F-bombs."

NBA 2K14 PS4 and Xbox One owners will be the first inline to pre-order exclusive limited edition LeBron 11's, James' new sneakers, by playing through career mode, the Christian Post writes.

In order to qualify for the game a user must first create a "MyPLAYER" in 2K14, and gain an elite player ranking through 60 games, the Christian Post also writes.

"Only the most dedicated and passionate Nike and NBA 2K14 fans will be eligible for an opportunity to purchase this special LeBron 11," NIKE's pre-order page reads.

NBA 2K14 has a higher review ranking compared to its main competitor NBA Live '14, USAToday.com reports.

The website ranked NBA 2K14 a score of 3.5 out of 4 while only giving NBA Live '14 a score of 2 out of 4.