Besides all of the key additions, you have still got all the core modes which form the cornerstone of NBA 2K, drawing in MyCareer, MyTeam, and MyNBA to give you massive amounts of basketball action to share in. Of course, VC -- or Virtual Money -- is still hanging around here, however much like last year I didn't feel compelled to lose any extra cash into 2K's large accounts. It is there if you would like to speed things up, but I found the freely available approaches to earn it did enough, whether that is playing the game nicely, or viewing 2KTV broadcasts. There aren't any egregious in-game advertisements in launch, but if you are wondering where 2K can insert advertisements in a couple of months without loading displays to hang off them, it may be using the dangled carrot of a few VC for sitting through an advertisement.

NBA 2K21 Review

Sports games proceed hand-in-hand with console launches like LeBron James and retweets. Except this hasn't been a normal year at all: the basketball season just concluded after being played in an empty gym in front of virtual audiences and NBA 2K21 is the sole sports simulation that can be found on the PlayStation 5 for now. Actually, we have got to doff our New York Knicks-branded baseball cap to the publisher, as it isn't your average new generation up-res. The next-gen version of Visual Concepts' uber-popular b-ball brand shares some similarities with its current-gen counterpart, but it is by and large an all-new match. Considering how strong the PlayStation 4 variant was when it was released earlier in the year, that's an impressive achievement.

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