NBA 2k24’s updated action is further bolstered by a fairly impressive visual makeover Nba 2k24 mt . Arenas look fantastic, featuring much livelier, more believable crowds (Remember those?) and players look incredible, with every hair, wrinkle, and bead of sweat captured in minute detail. Well, at least the big stars look incredible. As has always been the case 2K Games, the headliners like Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and LeBron James look amazing, but the bench warmers? Not as much. Some look like they’ve been directly copy-and-pasted from current gen. HDR is also applied with a bit of a heavy hand, giving NBA 2k24 a slightly harsh appearance that doesn’t necessarily match the look of real basketball broadcasts. Don’t get me wrong, this is a very pretty basketball game, but perhaps temper your expectations just a touch.

As usual, NBA 2k24 is roughly split into three parts – MyCareer, MyTeam, and the MyGM/MyLeague franchise modes. MyCareer is carbon copied from the current-gen games, featuring the same cinematic prologue, albeit with much-improved presentation. You once again step into the role of “Junior,” a gifted baller who struggles to live up the mixed legacy of his father, a legendary college player who somehow never made it the NBA. We’ve seen this “bright-eyed up-and-comer makes it the NBA” story before, but this is a solid take on the formula. If you already played through the prologue on PS4 or Xbox One, it’s not really worth tackling again, but you can skip directly to grinding through the NBA season if you want.

Visual Concept’s major focus is on the latest version of their social hub, which started as “My Neighborhood” back in NBA 2k24 and was reinvented as the “2K Beach” for the current-gen version of 2K21. On next-gen consoles, the hub has been expanded into “The City,” a surprisingly-large (it will take you at least a few minutes to cheap Nba 2k24 mt run across) basketball-focused metropolis.
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