The long-running 2K series receives a standard upgrade that includes some new features. One of these is called the “6th man advantage,” and it’s a meter that counts the enthusiasm and excitement of the crowd. When you score frequently and play strong defense, the meter goes up, and the higher it goes, the better your players will become and the more demoralized the other side will be.
Another one of the game’s brand-new additions is the capability to train your team with ex-college players like Mike Conley Jr. of Ohio State, Julian Wright of Kansas, Glen Davis of LSU, Alando Tucker of Wisconsin, Al Thornton of Florida State, J.J. Redick of Duke, and Greg Oden of Ohio State. These are just some of the former college players who are available for training.
In addition, it contains an online component that enables you to compete in tournaments and seasons and share your rosters, legacies, and game configurations with other players who are also using the online feature.
