After the release of "NBA 2K17," reports are claiming that it is better than "NBA 2K16." In terms of graphics the players look more realistic than its predecessor and the face scan is also better. Moreover, the NBA players look more real as in their real life.
Before the release of "NBA 2K17," the game developers created something called "Prelude," a mini campaign to entice gamers. It was about how someone starts to become a basketball player in college.
"NBA 2K17" has been released to honor the basketball legend Kobe Bryant, also known as the "Black Mamba." The game has included Bryant's younger years. Moreover, the "Dream Team" is back along with Team USA for Rio Olympics.
The game "NBA 2K17" has kept up with the NBA trends. It has an updated roster like Kevin Durant getting transferred to Warriors and D. Rose to Knicks. Users can transfer players to other teams, a function also available in "NBA 2K16." This allows players to create their own teams.
Lebron James has the highest rating of 96 percent, Stephen Curry 94 percent and Russell Westbrook, Kawhi Leonard and Kevin Durant a rating of 93 percent. However, some hardcore gamers have found the "My Career" option disappointing as "NBA 2K17" starts a player's career from college years. It's time consuming in choosing degrees and playing college basketball league, writes iTech Post. On the other hand, many have loved the "My Career" option for its interesting storyline and RPG-type feel.
The "NBA 2K17" stars a main player who goes by the name Justice Young. In terms of gameplay, the game has been improved in many aspects. It's faster and smoother with easier controls. According to Forbes, the game can pass off as a real life game if watched from 15 feet away.
"NBA 2K17" has received a host of new animations that adds even more realism over and above the already-addictive "NBA 2K16." The game has allowed full freedom to players as t how they control the ball while dribbling. If practiced right, this can allow players pull off ankle-breakers in the game, writes Mobile & Apps.
