Aug
18
The release date of NBA 2K21 on next generation consoles is about as a huge a Game 7 feeling that a video game could bring to. They can silence many of their critics , or have the same effect as they did with 2K18. The chance for error is tiny, but the possibility of enormous potential for success is staggering, which means that I'm excited and nervous and eager to experience it for the first time.
2k has finally dropped an element of gameplay that the release date is to be released, and the first thing that we are first shown is "lightning rapid loading times". I was initially disappointed that they said that it was "lightning speedy". However, it turns out to be actually quick.
In watching New Orleans Pelican Zion Williamson, and Golden State Warrior Stephen Curry on "play now", we saw Curry prepare for the next round with only a few bats of our eyes. Previously, 2KTV would show a video before games began however, as unpleasant as that may have been however, they showed some intriguing segments sometimes. It's all great.
After entering the stadium and inside, we were able see a lot of other things going on in the background. The shows were pre-game and security guards monitoring the fans. Also, players getting ready. We were then welcomed by a familiar and new voice. Brian Anderson, from TNT.
Anderson will make his broadcast debut alongside Grant Hill, Allie LaForce and a sideline reporter. They won't be the only crew that will be playing and Kevin Harlan, Greg Anthony and David Aldridge all will be making their return and it seems the game will simply throw you a random crew. Even though I'm not sure anyone would be complaining about Anthony, Harlan or Aldridge in general, it's impossible to deny the new voices that will be added to the team.
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