“NBA 2K16” is starting to look more and more interesting, and there is about a month left before the game arrives. 2K Games have been actively promoting their new title as well, showing us various glimpses of what it’s going to offer, and they’ve already managed to get people quite excited for what’s coming up. The promotional efforts for this title have been particularly impressive, with the latest stunt being that Spike Lee was hired to direct/produce a promotional video for the game.
In the video, we see a brief overview of Anthony Davis and his rise to fame from having practically nothing. He is described in a very touching, emotional way, and the video has been circulating around various messaging boards and communities for basketball and sports in general.
It’s interesting to note that people have apparently been finding it interesting even outside of specific gaming communities, as the video is overall well-produced and captivating to watch. It’s also good promotion for the game, as gamers have been wondering about what kinds of players they’re going to get to have fun with in the new title, and that’s at least one answer to that question that is good news for most.
And while the video has managed to get some controversy over Spike Lee himself, that can be safely ignored by those who want to focus on the actual spirit of the game and what message the video was trying to convey. In the end, it’s not just about promoting the game – it’s a neat look into the story of one of its more popular and well-liked players, and it’s done in an entertaining way.
The game itself has been shaping up to be very good so far, as various features have been announced that players have been discussing in a lot of detail. For example, the new game is going to feature a completely redesigned system for ratings, a change that was seen as controversial by the community at first, but many people quickly grew to like the new ideas.
The graphics will be improved a lot too, as the new title is going to push the hardware it runs on to the limit. The small previews we’ve seen so far have managed to paint an amazing picture about the title, and we expect it to be quite popular in screenshot/video threads on messaging boards for games in general.
One development that is particularly well-liked by the community is the improvement of the business side of the game, which will now be given significantly more focus and refinement. We don’t know many of the exact details yet, but one thing is clear – players who want to focus on running a successful business with their teams will get a chance to do just that once “NBA 2K16” rolls around, as the developers have been paying significant attention to expanding the options available in this regard. Fans have, understandably, been very excited by those news as well.
There will also be a brand new mode that combines the best features of simulated gameplay and player-driven plays, and it’s been reported to work quite well for those who want to focus on the management side of the title while also having a hand in the development of matches themselves. There has been a lot of hype over this particular feature, and it seems like many players in the community have been waiting for something like that for quite a while now.