The AI responds in a more realistic fashion by analyzing things like screens or cutting into the basket while away from the ball. The dribbling is also improved to make players like Kyrie Irving feel different to control than regular ball players NBA 2K23 MT. The new shot meter actually performs very well.

NBA 2K23 review: Great Basketball, Bloated Hubs

NBA 2K23 provides a adjustment to the course of the series with improved gameplay, greater immersion in MyCareer with the introduction of new Seasons, and much more. After a less than stellar experience in the past, NBA 2K is back with a better version to be played in NBA 2K23.

2K23 shines most brightly on the court which is the key aspect, but it has excessively large hubs in its most popular mode, MyCareer. The W appears to be an extra feature rather than a full-fledged mode, but at least it has visual and gameplay improvements.

The game is still enjoyable to play. There are plenty of activities for players with MyCareer, MyTeam, and the more in-depth League as well as GM modes to make up for negatives in The City on current-gen consoles and The Neighborhood on last-gen.

The primary question of how good any game in the NBA 2K franchise is lies with how good it feels to play a basketball game. Fortunately, despite the long waiting for the game's reveal the game will be enjoyable, regardless of whether it's an NBA game played in MyCareer, a pickup game in the hubs, or a game to Domination within MyTeam.

The gameplay in 2K23 feels more enjoyable and detailed than its predecessors. From subtle tweaks in stamina drain, to adjustment of the shot meter NBA 2K MT Coins, to new badges for MyCareer and MyTeam All of it blends with the stunning visuals with which 2K has come to be recognized for its ability to make something memorable.