More ways to become an NBA2K21 celebrity

NBA 2K21 MT Coins images get a facelift in its next-gen version. Already regarded for its high-level recreation of the NBA's biggest stars, there's a noticeable step up in quality. The lighting is better, along with the faces look much more lifelike. A few of the personalities in cutscenes still seem somewhat rough, but the players themselves seem better than ever. As far as mechanics, 2K21 doesn't reinvent the wheel with its next-gen edition. However, the developers used this opportunity to add some more unique animations into the game. Including some new animations for alley-oops, which can be incredibly satisfying to pull off. I also felt like dribbling and ball movement were just easier overall when playing Xbox Series X.

Now, when coming out of high school, players may choose to take the traditional path to the NBA and go to school, or enter the G League. While college will provide the players with more vulnerability and fans, the G League can help them hone their skills faster, with increased progression on badges and abilities.

2K21 also fixes a few of the frustrating problems I brought up in my own review, as players are now able to change the camera angle in high school, college, and the G League. Despite some strong changes and additions, MyCareer still feels unbelievably grindy. VC is hard to find unless you dump a part-time project's worth of hours to the match, or crack open your wallet. Players may now hop into The W, a mode that lets them create their own WNBA celebrity. It Buy NBA 2K Coins is an awesome piece of representation to an often ignored basketball league, though the mode is not nearly as fleshed out as 2K21's other center modes.