Of course, only conducting the playoffs with NBA 2K Coins present teams as they stand today would be easy. Certainly we will find a fantastic postseason and we could see whether Giannis Antetokounmpo along with the Milwaukee Bucks can finally get over the hump, or when Kawhi Leonard will reign supreme once more with his third team, the LA Clippers. However, if we are going to do this, why do it simple? If we are going to crown a winner, let's crown a CHAMPION.

What we'll do now with all the mimicking power of NBA 2K is look back to history and seed a playoff tournament with 16 previous winners. We will pit them against each other in a bid to ascertain who is the best champion of all time, at least in the eyes of NBA 2K20.

The CAPs finally have the capacity to include tattoos, but the face and hair sculpting is still behind games such as MLB The Display, and many certainly WWE 2K titles. Blowing this part of the game out would push an already powerful piece of the sport to another level. It seems like the lack of the attribute in NBA 2K matches is a philosophical decision.

For some reason, it seems 2K does not see the value in permitting its franchise gamers to continue their saves from one version to the next. MLB that the Show introduced this about seven years back and its community loves the feature. 2K is still behind in this area.

The Long Shadow isn't an entirely different story mode than what you get on current-gen, but even though it was, it would be better suited to your standalone and optional manner that consumers could play and complete for a hefty VC reward and perhaps a unique badge, but it ought to have an end. At this point, it feels like a mode that users are being forced to Buy NBA 2K MT play, rather than given the option to enjoy because of its cinematic qualities.