By watching New Orleans Pelican Zion Williamson, and Golden State Warrior Stephen Curry on "play now" on "play now," we could see Curry prepare for NBA 2K22 MT PS4 the next round by batting a couple of the eyelids. Before, 2KTV showed a video before games began however, as unpleasant as that may have been however, they showed some intriguing sequences sometimes. Oh well.

After entering the stadium and inside, we were able see a lot of other things in the background. The shows were pre-game and security guards monitoring the fans. Of course, there were players getting ready. Then, we were greeted by a familiar yet new voice. It was Brian Anderson from TNT. Brian Anderson.

Anderson will be making his debut as a member of the broadcast crew, along with Grant Hill and sideline reporter Allie LaForce. Those three will not be the only crew in the game, as Kevin Harlan, Greg Anthony and David Aldridge all will be returning to the team, and it seems that the game will give you a team at random. There isn't anyone that complains about Harlan, Anthony or Aldridge, but you can never go wrong with having fresh voices to go along with the trio.

My preferred method is to not think about the gameplay of the video. It doesn't matter if you play it on your smartphone or personal computer. You can't really feel what it's like until you actually experience it. But... for whatever reason, the game does appear as smooth as stated. The lob Lonzo Ball of the Pelicans delivered at Zion over Steph was extremely fluid, and while it was very predictable (I throw a lot of in lobs from the pick and roll) the lob did not feel forced.

This is because in previous games it was felt like players were locked into certain motions. However, this one was more like Curry was playing down there, overwhelmed by Zion’s athleticism. We won't find out the degree of flexibility we have to adjust the setting, but we'll be aware that the game is fluid. In the video, I think they were playing at a pace at 50. I personally increase it just a tad to Buy MT 2K22 PS5 about 60-65, simply because it feels more real.