When you've settled in your template and stat potentials, you go through a brand new yet familiar story of being a young NBA 2K MT, upcoming player leading in the NBA draft. Notable actors like Michael K. Williams, Djimon Hounsou, and Jesse Williams play characters on your cinematic-style story and deliver powerful performances.

But while a few dramatic or pivotal moments draw you for just a beat, it does not really add up to much or sensibly join on a front. There's a cheesy romantic subplot, petty player drama, a thread on your dad who apparently passed off but shows up in flashbacks (he is played with Jesse Williams and doesn't look a day older than your own player, so that was confusing), and also a somewhat shady family friend that can become your agent. Truly, it's fancy set-dressing to usher you into the full roster of MyCareer activities.

Like past iterations, the level of depth that goes into creating your participant remains the most powerful hook--this involves working your way into the starting lineup as an NBA player as you perform through seasons, gaining endorsements, getting swagged out into new clothing and shoes, and playing competitive pickup matches online.

Here, NBA 2K21 flexes one of its bigger changes with The Neighborhood, today based around a Southern California shore Buy 2K21 MT. It's a refreshing change of scenery and a far more pleasant backdrop with this hub globe where pick-up 3-on-3s and half-court 2-on-2s occur, and various amenities and shops are propped up.