NBA 2K24 is a mountain of microtransactions with a brilliant and visually-impressive basketball game underneath it
2K Sports is celebrating “25 Years of NBA 2K” with an aptly “25 Days of 2K” countdown ’til Christmas.
Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of the NBA 2K franchise, is being sued over accusations of theft in a class-action dispute.
Best read this week. I hope they make all microtransactions illegal in the end. ( Wont happen but a man can dream right?!)
I’ve played every 2K since Dreamcast with AI on the cover, the game is broken now and completely pay to win, it’s sad really. I ignore these modes (myteam and mycareer) as they are obviously pay to win and I feel for casuals you don’t want to grind and just spend the money. No other game is so obnoxious and obscure when it comes to buying virtual currency. You can buy $100 worth and wind up with just an average player and if you don’t know what you’re doing you can spend $100 or more and just waste it on a bad build of a player. Once you put the points on a player it’s gone. Just wrong 2k and they should have to change this.
Wow that sounds atrocious. Why do people even support scummy companies like 2K anymore?
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"NBA 2K24 is a mountain of microtransactions with a brilliant and visually-impressive basketball game underneath"
If the game is underneath, there is no way this game should get an 8. Maybe in the 4-6 range.