Everyone knows that basketball, especially professional basketball is more than just a game and with the "NBA 2K17" series, basketball just got a lot more fun. Staying up to date with the current technology, "NBA 2K17" promises and struggles to stay at par with other popular games in the market.
Although the "NBA 2K" series have been around for quite sometime, Game Spot reports that "NBA 2K17" will have something that all the previous NBA 2K games never had. One thing that keeps the hype for "NBA 2K17" up these days is the revelation and unveiling of the NBA players' ratings.
Since last week, several NBA players have shared on social media their rating on "NBA 2K17." Larry Nance Jr., D' Angelo Russell and Jordan Clarkson were among the players who divulged their "NBA 2K17" ratings. The latest NBA star player to reveal his ratings in the said game is Julius Randle from the Lakers team with a rating of 77.
"NBA 2K17" diehard fans are like a child waiting for the ice cream truck to pass by as they wait for the revelations of the ratings of their favorite NBA players. Although the trailers for "NBA 2K17" was released recently for the public to enjoy, it seems like the game developers are taking the other route for the ratings.
The marketing and publicity team for "NBA 2K17" are taking a different route in announcing the ratings of the players and they seem to be teasing the fans with a slow-paced reveal. "NBA 2K17" will have two versions, the Legends Edition and the Standard Edition. Kobe Bryant and Paul George graces the covers of the game respectively.
The Legends Edition will be a bit more pricey than the standard edition because it includes some goodies that the Standard Edition doesn't offer. "NBA 2K17" will be officially released and made available for everyone on Sept. 20. There is a pre-order promo which gives players a chance to grab the game on Sept. 16.
