"NBA 2K17" has ultimately stormed the gaming world in terms of early news. Some of the most controversially released ones include the player ratings bestowed upon the NBA superstars.
Being the latest in the long-running franchise, "NBA 2K17" already has fans hyped to use their favored players and teams. Things aren't all fun and games, however, as some of the ratings seemed unreasonable to the actual basketball icons themselves.
An example of this "NBA 2K17"rating, according to Mobile and Apps, is Detroit Pistons' Tobias Harris. The player claims that the player rating of 78 is too low for him. 80 could have been bearable for the athlete.
80 is what was given, however, to Kristaps Porzingis from the New York Knicks. The athlete's fans were the ones who attested to this score given in "NBA 2K17;" though not all of those that were given odd ratings took it seriously.
Another "NBA 2K17" rating of 78 was given to Evan "Don't Google" Fournier, but the NBA star simply had a good time with it and even went on to make fun of himself. The same scenario can be recalled for Aaron Gordon of Orlando Magic, who joked about his depiction of having armpits that were extremely hairy in the game.
"NBA 2K17" has revealed some nifty features that make it such a formidable title under 2K, as Gotta Be Mobile reports. Though ratings of the players may play a factor, the exploration of the other features such as the MyPlayer attribute makes things all the more interesting.
For those curious of the other "NBA 2K17 "player ratings, some of the lowest ones scored 69 which include Malik Beasley and Patrick McCaw, followed by others like Chris McCullough, Dejounte Murray and Jordan McRae who scored only 70. Other players that went above 80 are CJ McCollum at 83, Isaiah Thomas and Hassan Whiteside with 85, with one of the highest rates going to Karl-Anthony Towns.
Do these rates seem relatively fair to the players in "NBA 2K17?" Stay tuned for further news on the title as it launches on September 20.