Pre-orders for NBA 2K23 are now available, featuring four different athletes as the game's faces. As a result, we finally know when NBA 2K23 will be released: on Friday, September 9. What additional crucial information is in the scouting report? There are a lot, in fact, and all of them will be covered here between now and that crucial release date, from the first NBA 2K23 teaser to player rankings and a lengthy wishlist of features. Our NBA 2K23 guide has all you need to know thus far in the sections below.
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When will we see the first NBA 2K23 trailer?
Kind of, it's here. Michael Jordan is one of the four cover stars for the game, according to a mini-trailer released by 2K. Viewers may see it overhead.
First gameplay footage typically becomes available after EA games like Madden 23 and FIFA 23. Those football rivals typically release teasers in June to coincide with E3 and EA Play Live, while 2K prefers to hold off a little longer before announcing video-based basketball. For instance, on July 14 of last year, the first NBA 2K22 trailer was released. This year should proceed in the same manner as last. You'll be able to see the first NBA 2K23 trailer here as soon as it becomes available.
Can we pinpoint the NBA 2K23 release date yet?
Without a doubt. The fact that their publishers like to stick to a set release time is one advantage of annual sports titles. As an illustration, NBA 2K20 was released on September 6, 2019. On September 4, 2020, NBA 2K21 was released. [On the PS4 and Xbox One, at least; the PS5 and Xbox Series X versions had to wait until the introduction of those systems in November.] On September 10, 2021, NBA 2K22 began shipping. These dates are all Fridays and fall within the first two weeks of September.
Accordingly, we forecasted that the NBA 2K23 release date will occur during the first fortnight of September after taking into account those previous dates. We were correct: NBA 2K23 launches on Friday, September 9, for the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Are there NBA 2K23 pre-order rewards?
Undoubtedly, sure. NBA 2K23 was unveiled in five different iterations, and Visual Concepts also confirmed that it would be released on Friday, September 9. On the official 2K Sports website, you may evaluate every one of them. If you opt to pre-order, the good news is that these extras are included with anyone you choose:
- 5,000 Virtual Currency
- 5,000 MyTEAM Points
- 10 MyTEAM Promo Packs (delivered one a week)
- A Boost for each MyCAREER Skill type
- A Boost for each Gatorade Boost type
- Devin Booker MyPLAYER Jersey
- 95 Rated Devin Booker MyTEAM Free Agent Card
Even while the Madden 23 cover hero receives more publicity, the 2K series box athlete still has an extremely privileged job. Typically, more than one player receives the accolade. For NBA 2K21, the current-generation and last-generation versions included Zion Willamson (Pelicans) and Damien Lillard (Trail Blazers), respectively, while a Kobe Bryant Mamba Forever edition was created in his memory after the basketball legend passed away in a helicopter crash. Luca Doncic of the Mavericks and Candace Parker of the Sky split the prize money last year. Parker was the first female athlete to ever be featured on a box.
This year's cover stars number four. The Michael Jordan Edition (obviously) and Championship Edition are fronted by basketball icon Michael Jordan. The WNBA Edition box for the Gamestop-exclusive version of the game features female legends Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird. Devin Booker, a current favorite, performs on the Standard Edition and Digital Deluxe Edition.
What’s on the NBA 2K23 features wishlist?
A veritable goldmine of suggestions to enhance the series can be found in the NBA 2K community on Reddit. It's convenient that its moderators gather the top ones and send them to game publisher 2K for consideration.
Although most players are pleased with the options available, they would like to see gameplay changes as the series makes its way to the PS5 and Xbox Series X. “Slow down the game a little and adjust player speed. John Wall has always been faster than David Robinson, according to JimboCruntz. Repair blocks. There are far too many chase downs and not nearly enough ineffective offensive moves. Fix rebounding as well. NBA players typically retaliate when the ball is coming their way.
“Take away speed boosters,” he says. “Players should learn how to dribble rather than searching for arbitrary super-speed animations if they want to become dribble gods. Watch an NBA game as well. Players don't miss because Kawhi just happens to be standing next to them; rather, he has to play defense in order to defend. In terms of shooting, the green zone should change in size AND location based on the situation.
Indeed, when it comes to adjusting the on-court action, better shooting is a recurring theme. EarvGotti thinks that “open shots vs. contested shots need to be balanced a little more.” “Open shots are currently being made at an absurdly high rate, which is fine. But if that's the case, there ought to be a greater penalty for challenging strokes. At the moment, guys are jumping really quickly when doing Base 3, Set Shot 25, and Base 98. On such a basis, contests don't properly register. Shot competitions must be more robust in order to fairly penalize making poor shots as opposed to making successful shots. Please, please, please provide a buff to shooting contests on the perimeter and under the rim if you guys produce one last patch for NBA 2K22.
There is a desire on Operation Sports(opens in new tab) to see more attention paid to classic games. KobeDropped81 begs, “I realize this isn't a top concern, but please show more love to the historic!” The top three or four players on each historic squad should be recreated, please. If you must, compensate a member of the modding neighborhood. Kobe Bryant and Dirk Nowitzki have undergone incredible transformations over the past two years. It demonstrates that advancements are feasible. Why not give the other legends the same attention? Since NBA 2K16, most of these athletes have had EXACTLY the same appearance. Why does DeAndre Jordan of the 2014 Clippers have a lengthy ponytail? Stephon Marbury, too? It is illogical.
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