2K Sports also announced that there will be six more exclusive tracks that will be released at a later date, according to the developer’s Facebook page. It likewise announced the introduction of the first ever “NBA 2K16” Boombox featuring mixtapes and a boombox. The Boombox is actually a tribute to old school street basketball, where analog mixtapes were blasted on street courts through the legendary boom box.
Meanwhile, it looks like college basketball will return to the “NBA 2K16” as game developer 2K Sports reportedly acquired the licensing to 11 schools through the Collegiate Licensing Company.
The 11 schools are Arizona State, UConn, Georgetown, Kansas, Louisville, Michigan, Texas, UCLA, Villanova, Wisconsin, and the cult-favorite, the Arizona Wildcats.
While it is still not clear how college basketball will be incorporated to the “NBA 2K16,” many believe that it will not be a full-fledged college basketball game like the ones that used to be made earlier in the millennium.
It can be recalled that college sports video games have been completely abolished due to ongoing lawsuits and it is likely that 2K Sports has found a way to go around the law in order to avoid any legal entanglement.