NBA 2K20 isn't a standout year for the franchise. When it comes to year over year features, it's incredibly hard to see any big changes to the game.
NBA 2K20 isn't a standout year for the franchise. When it comes to year over year features, it's incredibly hard to see any big changes to the game.
NBA 2K20 keeps things fresh with some welcome tweaks to gameplay, refining a product that was already well-oiled and well-drilled. This year's MyCareer mode is an enjoyable enough experience but it, like most of the other modes, is spoiled by microtransactions.
NBA 2K20 is a surprisingly fully featured offering on the Switch. The game controls beautifully and the Switch does a decent job on the graphical side of things. Some particularly egregious microtransactions do show up but thankfully, these can be ignored for the most part.
+ Looks; runs and plays great on Switch; + Several gameplay modes to choose from; + Incredible ball control
- My career mode has a terrible storyline and grindy gameplay; - Steep learning curve for new players; - The game really wants you to spend money on virtual currency; - I don't want to spend my money on virtual currency
The NBA 2K franchise is a gaming behemoth. It's so successful, in fact, that EA have taken NBA Live's off the court and are letting it sulk on the sidelines until the next generation.
Matches the home console versions; feature for feature; Looks great with solid performance; Plays a great game of basketball; Including the WNBA
MyCareer is online only; which hurts on a handheld; VC is VC; Some sluggish menus and transitions on Switch
Court gameplay should keep fans happy for now, however, the monetisation of certain aspects of the game are a d...
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