There's a wide range of additional or brand new features that NBA 2K23 is bringing to the table. The City is NBA 2K23's mode that allows players to look at the wider NBA lifestyle, however it's available only on current-gen consoles. The badges were a staple that didn't get an overhaul as an expansion with new and exciting options available to players NBA 2K23 MT.

The badge system will enable players to personalize their NBA 2K23 MyPlayer to fit the style they're looking to emulate, perhaps emulating some of their favourite players from the NBA. Badges can be applied with a creative approach to boost desired abilities and make any character look like a beast when on court.

The new badges for finishing in NBA 2K23 seem to be designed to make forwards and centers more efficient in scoring on the court. In the past the bigs were typically slow to get the ball and get it on the rim. They could also be challenged often by smaller players. The latest list of finishing badges is provided below.

The new NBA is a showcase of players shooting more three-pointers from greater range than ever before, and the new shooting badges introduced in NBA 2K23 help bring that to the game. If you're playing in career mode or MyTeam, players are able to make use of the Steph Curry shooting range in order to score buckets and compete against their peers. The list of new shooting awards is available below.

Dribbling is always a point of contention for hardcore NBA 2K players Buy NBA 2K MT, and many of the badges from this year's edition cater to that. In addition to the new changes to NBA 2K23's dribble mechanics and playmaking, the new badges listed below offer a fresh feel to NBA 2K23.