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Patch 1.7 is now available for the Current Gen version of NBA 2K22. I’m focusing on the pros today, because there is value in going wayback on the virtual hardwood, or sticking with a game you most enjoy. There are pros and cons to retro basketball gaming, just as there are pros and cons to playing the newest release. Of course, they may be well aware of its drawbacks as well, and seek a more enjoyable experience from an old favourite. It doesn’t necessarily mean that they have no interest in the latest release, or are unaware of its benefits. Putting aside the rudeness of being so dismissive as to answer a question with an unwanted and irrelevant suggestion, there are reasons why people want to play older games, if only from time to time. I’ve seen more than a few people ask about getting older games to run over on the official NBA 2K subreddit, only for them to be mocked and told to just play the newest game. However, I’ll always advocate for retro basketball gaming, especially as it receives odd pushback from some gamers. I spend plenty of time with the latest release as well, and have the M圜AREER and MyTEAM progress in recent years to show for it. This week’s Five examines the five best parts of retro basketball gaming.Ĭontrary to what you may believe given how often I’ve talked about going back and playing old titles, I’m not just about retro basketball gaming. The feature is presented as either a list of five items, or in the form of a Top 5 countdown.
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Friday Five! The Friday Five is a feature that I post every Friday in which I give my thoughts on a topic that’s related to NBA Live, NBA 2K, and other basketball video games, as well as the real NBA, and other areas of interest to our community. With that being said, these are the five biggest downsides of retro basketball gaming, in my view. As much as I love retro basketball gaming, I’d be lying if I said that I’m always pleasantly surprised when I fire up a game I greatly enjoyed when it was first released, or that absolutely any old title can re-enter my rotation. Even if the core experience does hold up, there are other drawbacks that arise from servers being shutdown, leading to functionality and content being lost. Indeed, because they’re aiming to replicate reality, sim games in particular can age very poorly. Retro gaming isn’t for everyone, and basketball titles are no different. If you’re not enjoying the latest NBA 2K and you’re not beholden to online play and live service content, by all means revisit an older game and see if you still enjoy it! We also need to can the misguided notion that they can’t be any good because new is always better. There should be no stigma about going back to an old favourite. I’m all for normalising retro basketball gaming in addition to enjoying new releases. Since I took a look at the best parts of retro basketball gaming last week, it’s only fair that I follow up with the downsides. This week’s Five examines the five worst parts of retro basketball gaming.
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