As previously mentioned, NBA 2K22 has devoted significant time to address last year's more significant problems 2K MT. The result is a game that is both familiar and is fresh in all the right ways. A game like the NBA 2K series has always been a success in creating the most complete basketball simulation on and off the court. A lot of time spent hooping feels satisfying, refined and, most importantly, fun.

The most notable changes made this year include adding animations in both offence and defence. Models move with more ease and feel less spongy especially when they are in physical contact between players. The force of the impact remains, however players can now slide between each other in a more impressive manner. Many times have I got caught in an opponent's leg after crossing them up, which ruined my flow. It's over. A godsend.

Offensively, the biggest modification is the stamina bar as well as the shot stick, which are now working together. I'm sure many of the fans will see this and be thrilled. The developer Visual Concepts has decided to bring back the traditional shot stick. The controversial 'Pro Stick' has been put to rest for good. Shooting is as you remember it, although now players have to release the ball within a predetermined time frame to the highest point of the metre.

Your stamina bar will immediately show the size of your release window. Making a mess at the top of your key can drain your stamina, therefore, make sure you choose your movements and then pull up in a manner that gives you the best chance. This window will also grow and shrink based on the type of shot and preference of shooter.

If an open Steph Curry could drain those three, we don't advise putting it up against Shaq. Ever. To keep this in mind, and as these two aspects are inextricably linked the game of basketball as a team is promoted to share the load Cheap 2K22 MT. This is particularly crucial in the later minutes during a game, where tired players may have to be brought back in.