Updated on June 29, 2021 by Kevin Pantoja: Considering the long-running history of the NBA 2K gaming franchise, it's worthwhile to 2K22 MT take a deeper investigation into its early. Every single entry has garnered an at-least positive review from critics and some have been deemed among the top basketball games ever produced. It's a fantastic way to figure out which NBA 2K game is the most enjoyable.

By this point, it was evident that the NBA 2K franchise was lightyears ahead of NBA Live. The 2009 EA Sports game was solid but NBA 2K9 only added to an already impressive history. NBA Champion Kevin Garnett was on the cover of this issue. The reason behind the positive reaction was the fact that the gameplay was as realistic as it was. The gameplay was superb along with the commentary and halftime shows. HD visuals were also impressive. It didn't offer many new options.

The aforementioned graphics in NBA 2K9 were a welcome improvement because one of the problems gamers had with NBA 2K7 was that the player models and animations missed the target. While that was a clear issue, the game swung in every other aspect. While the gameplay was a huge success Street mode as well as the Association mode also were well received. One feature that was unique on the PlayStation 3 was the ability to shoot free-throws using the same motion of a real shot. The athlete on the cover was Shaquille Oleal.

NBA 2K7 actually marked the second straight year that Shaq was on the cover. It first occurred in NBA 2K6. He joined Allen Iverson as the only two players to have multiple solo covers in the same year. It was praised for elements such as the presentation of the album, the soundtrack, and the game. On the flip side, there were some problems with the buttons and it seemed kind of similar to the previous one as not much was added to improve or build upon it. It might not seem like anything, but the design of Buy NBA 2K22 MT the menu was heavily criticised as well, with some calling them to be ugly.