I would play my character for the entirety of the NBA season

Once in-game, I quickly realized that my player was severely outmatched in the first game I played. I made a shooting guard for the Nuggets and found that I had to spend all of my virtual currency to buff my player’s stats so he could have a slight chance of staying competitive NBA 2K MT. This wasn’t an issue since 2K provided us with the Black Mamba Edition for review. However, this isn’t realistic for most players and turns it into a pay-to-win model that ruined my experience.

Finally, there is a lack of a cohesive story in MyCAREER this year, and I wasn’t attached to my player like I was in previous iterations of the game. Instead, I was constantly bombarded and annoyed with the NPCs and game asking me to purchase more virtual currency and in-game content. Typically, I would play my character for the entirety of the NBA season, but I don’t think I will this year.

Unfortunately, for NBA 2K24 on PC, there is nothing positive to talk about. It was released as the last-gen version, which is still used for Xbox One and PS4 platforms but sold at current-gen prices. 2K Sports claims this is because no one buys and plays one of their most popular titles on PC, but this isn’t the case (look at the Steam reviews). What hammers the nail in the coffin of NBA 2K24 on PC is that none of the latest additions in this year’s title is available on PC.

For instance, MyCAREER has no story on PC, the old badge system is still in place, and bugs from previous versions still plague it. In addition, hackers are rampant, with 2K not stepping in to address them since the game’s release. If you don’t own a current-gen console Cheap NBA 2K24 VC, these issues make NBA 2K24 a hard pass.