We see one player on the bench performing a victory move, something that you’d only have seen on-court players doing in past games. This is because their momentum was so great while pursuing the ball that they didn’t have enough space to slow down, and so had to use the structure ahead of them to stop themselves from barreling into the crowd.įinally, players in the crowd are reacting to the events on the court better than ever before. Traditionally, an invisible wall would prevent players from doing this, but it seems like that sort of mistake is now fully enabled.įurthermore, one player ends up almost crashing into the team keeping score at one point. One player seems to launch the ball back onto the court before falling out and bumping into another player on the bench. One of the more interesting details is the crowd side of things in the trailer. It will be hard to distinguish the game from real basketball games for the uninitiated. Facial animations are better, and even the nuance in how each player moves makes the game feel more realistic. NBA 2K21 was a good-looking game, but with this entry, the developers have taken things to the next level. What’s very clear to see in this trailer is the polish that has been achieved in this latest title.
The game won’t look as good on Switch as it does on PS5, or even PS4, but the developers have definitely pushed the lower-powered system as far as they can.
NBA 2K22 launches for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Nintendo Switch on September 10, 2021. This year’s entry into the NBA 2K series will be the biggest and best yet, not least because it takes full advantage of the additional processing power in the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Publisher 2K has revealed the official gameplay trailer for NBA 2K22.
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