Should you spend $60 bucks on nba 2k this year? Yes!
It’s no secret that we’ve hated the NBA 2K series in recent years, and being a consumer – it’s in our right to criticize a product. It’s not like we have stock in the series and make profits from the company. This year, however, our opinions have changed drastically for the series moving forward and we had to compile some experiences we’ve had with the title since its digital release last Friday.
If you took the old school route and waited until the retail release yesterday or still pondering whether to make the purchase after the worst installment ever in the series last season, we think you may want to make a purchase this year. It might even be one of our top rated games to close out year later this fall. The game isn’t perfect by any standard, but the 2K Sports developing team has taken steps forward to appeal the masses and casual gamers, which is something we haven’t seen since the likes of its original Sega Dreamcast days with Allen Iverson.
With Spike Lee giving the gam his certification, there was no way any lackluster product would be allowed, as you can continue to the next pages for our thoughts on NBA 2K16 this year.