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NBA 2K24

NBA 2K24

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Rating

Graphics and Sound

4

Controls

4

Gameplay

5

Lasting Appeal

5

Pros

  • Exceptional Graphics and Realism
    NBA 2K24 continues the franchise’s legacy of delivering industry-leading visuals. Player models, court lighting, animations, and crowd reactions have been refined to offer a lifelike broadcast-style experience. The movement and physics feel smoother than in previous iterations.

  • MyCareer and The City Enhancements
    The MyCareer mode has been further deepened with cinematic storytelling and more dynamic career paths. The City—an open-world multiplayer hub—has been streamlined with improved navigation, social features, and competitive events that add variety beyond the standard NBA season.

  • ProPlay Technology (New-Gen Consoles)
    A standout addition to NBA 2K24 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S is ProPlay, which translates actual NBA footage into in-game animations. This results in incredibly realistic player behavior and shot mechanics based on real-life motion data.

Cons

  • Heavy Monetization and Pay-to-Progress Mechanics
    The game heavily relies on VC (Virtual Currency) for progression in MyCareer and MyTeam. Earning VC through gameplay is slow, often pressuring players to purchase VC to remain competitive or avoid long grinding sessions.

  • MyTeam Mode Can Feel Unbalanced
    While MyTeam offers a card-collecting fantasy mode, it’s often dominated by users who invest heavily in premium packs. This creates a power gap and can be discouraging for casual or budget-conscious players.

  • Few Core Innovations Over Previous Titles
    While visual polish and presentation have improved, gameplay innovations feel minimal to returning fans. Critics argue that outside of ProPlay and cosmetic changes, the core mechanics remain too similar to NBA 2K23 and lack risk-taking evolution.

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