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Movement mechanics are completely re-written
 Tuesday, February 9th 2021, 8:36 AM;  300;  0;  +0 | 0 | -0
Besides all the key additions you've still got all the core modes that form the basis of NBA 2K, drawing in MyCareer, MyTeam and MyNBA to provide you with monstrous amounts of basketball activity to take part in. Obviously, VC -- or Virtual Money -- is still hanging around here, however similar to last year I didn't feel compelled to lose any excess cash into 2K's large accounts. It is there if you would like to speed up things, but I discovered the freely available ways to earn it did enough, if that is playing the game well, or watching 2KTV broadcasts. There is no egregious in-game adverts at start, but if you are wondering where 2K can add ads in a couple of months time without loading displays to hang off them, it might be using the carrot of some VC for sitting through an ad.
Sports games proceed hand-in-hand with console sticks like LeBron James and retweets. Except this hasn't been an ordinary year at allthe basketball season only 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 to now. The next-gen variant of Visual Concepts' uber-popular b-ball brand shares some similarities with its current-gen counterpart, but it's by and large an all-new game. Considering how strong the PlayStation 4 version was when it published earlier in the year, that's an impressive achievement.
So, what is different? Movement mechanics are completely re-written, meaning gamers can now plant their feet exactly as you expect them there's no slipping into awkward and position snapping into cartoons, as everyone on court will require the requisite actions to get them where they have to be. It may seem like a minor thing, but it gives you a larger connection between the DualSense and the star you are controlling.The game feels much more physical. Attempting to bundle your way into the paint when you are being boxed out by a 7'0" beast like Nikola Jokic is similar to attempting to run through a brick wall, while at this point you get a great deal more realistic contact during dunk and layup opportunities when you're in the rim. Though the simulator has been by no means weak on the PS4, it seems that little bit more polished about the PS5; the result of a seemingly limitless collection of under-the-hood improvements and alterations.
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