Overview
- Number of Players
- 4 (10 Player Online)
- Genre
- Release Date
Nintendo Switch
- 8th Sep 2023, $59.99
- 8th Sep 2023, £49.99
- Also Available On
- Series
- Official Site
- nintendo.com
Reviews
Review NBA 2K24 - A Step Back That Fumbles The Ball On Switch
Ramshaqle
Note: NBA 2K24 does not allow you to take in-game screenshots on Switch. The images throughout this review were taken from the game's page on Nintendo's website. Whenever September rolls around, you can expect a new entry in 2K's NBA series to bounce onto the court. These games aren't usually all that revolutionary, with a handful of new...
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NBA 2K24 News
News NBA 2K24's New ProPLAY Feature Will Not Make The Lineup On Switch
Reserved for Next Gen only
As we approach the end of the summer, 2K's latest basketball sim once again rears its ugly head with NBA 2K24 tipping off on Switch on 8th September. For the most part, the series has avoided the FIFA-esque corner-cutting in its Nintendo versions, with the Switch receiving the full game (we know, what a concept!) just like...
News NBA 2K24 Tips Off This September On Switch With Kobe Bryant As Its Cover Athlete
Pre-orders are now open
2K has today announced that pre-orders for NBA 2K24 are now open, revealing Kobe Bryant as this year's cover athlete. The game is set to release on 8th September, with Switch owners getting the option of the standard Kobe Bryant Edition or the bulkier Black Mamba Edition which includes bonuses such as extra VC, various...
About The Game
See You On The Court
Grab your squad and experience the past, present, and future of hoops culture in NBA 2K24. Enjoy loads of pure, authentic action and limitless personalized MyPLAYER options in MyCAREER. Collect an impressive array of legends and build your perfect lineup in MyTEAM. Feel more responsive gameplay and polished visuals while playing with your favorite NBA and WNBA teams in PLAY NOW.
MAMBA MOMENTS™
Recreate some of Kobe’s most dominant and captivating performances during his rise to global superstardom. Revisit his early career triumphs as a young phenom, and progress through his transcendent journey from elite scorer to one of the greatest players of all time.
HOOP IN PARADISE
Make your mark on a scenic, coastal Neighborhood rich with postcard-esque views and blistering competition. Use the revamped player builder to create a MyPLAYER that suits your skillset, so you can play to your strengths and get the most out of the updated Badge system. Explore cliffside terrain, complete a new set of streamlined quests, and take on rival players in the ultimate MyCAREER backdrop.
MANAGE YOUR MyTEAM
The classic card-collecting mode is back and loaded with endless hours of customizable fun. Draw from the past and present using today’s All-Stars and all-time legends to form a squad capable of dominating single player and multiplayer modes. MyTEAM features a collection of innovative improvements, including an all-new salary cap mode, while maintaining its signature competitive feel.
MAKE YOUR MOVES
Enjoy the most authentic gameplay yet, with an emphasis on seamless mechanics and attention to detail. Showcase your deep arsenal of moves with revamped interior defense and dribble combo controls for more rewarding skill-based actions and effectiveness.
Comments 1
If you played NBA 2k23 on the switch and are looking for fresh new content, DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. I created an account on this website right now just to write this review. Feels like 90% of the new content is only available on the new PlayStation and Xbox (next gen) versions of this game. However, NBA2k24 is being sold to PC and switch (current gen) consumers as if it’s the same thing.
Current gen is so so disappointing. To me, it feels like a blatant money grab after being so hype for 2k24 and getting the same game as 2k23 with updated rosters. Save yourself the $70 you’d spend on this game (and $50 for each build because in career mode they instantly make you a starter with no backstory and you’re a 60 overall). It’s funny how over the years they’ve slowly transitioned the most played game modes onto online servers with heavy marketing on their currencies to incentivize micro transactions. Also, how many games do you know that have a battle pass and also cost over $60 to buy initially. This is setting a bad precedence for the future.
If you look at the company that owns 2k and Rockstar Games, Take Two Interactive, they recently acquired the mobile game developer Zynga (which has many games that rely on micro transactions as their main source of revenue) for 12.4 billon USD. And in an GameSpot interview the CEO of Take Two mentioned “ "We are fielding a game for 100% of the audience and monetising 10% or so, perhaps a bit more, often a bit less. And it's our view that we ought to be monetising 100% of the audience.” They value the gamers who spend money on micro transactions over the ones that only spend 69.99 or a one time cost. It’s clear to me that Take Two values monetization tactics and pay2win over the creation of a better gaming experience. I feel bad for the developers who are creatively stifled and forced into creating content that serves the pockets of their bosses’ shareholders. Sorry for the long read and I hope my review helps others make better decisions than I did by purchasing this casino-esque basketball game. Going to refund this asap.
Edit- I refunded the game. Remember that you vote with your wallet. I will not support Take Two Interactive as long as they continue churning out trash like this.
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