“NBA 2K16” is one of the most complete video game packages to come out in the market of late. In addition, it has raised the sports simulation bar several notches higher by incorporating many great features.
Apparently, the game developer has retooled the gameplay, adding brand new physics systems, and refining its traditional game modes.
“NBA 2K16” looks better than ever. The player models are upgraded with new and more detailed body scans that have a profound effect on the overall experience. The player faces, hair styles, body types, and even wingspans are true to life, but the wide variety of new signature animations brings it all together.
Just like its predecessors, the “NBA 2K16” continues to rely heavily on its online servers since microtransactions are present in most game modes.
The 2K Sports Store, where gamers spend VC on vanity items, has been hit or miss and the ProAm mode, a 5v5 MyPark with NBA rules, has been completely inaccessible. Still, the online experience is generally pretty consistent in every other connected mode, with no significant interruptions to online play.
Not all changes on “NBA 2K16” were quite welcome to gamers, including the widely criticized Spike Lee-developed MyCareer mode. But those were not enough to take away the overall impression that the game is quite good.