NBA 2K16

NBA 2K16 has raised the bar not just for future iterations of the series but for every sports game developed beyond this point.

Aside from a few graphical elements and despite the fact that Spike Lee's "movie" doesn't work entirely, NBA 2K16 remains the basketball videogame for excellence.

A must-buy sports game, there is no better basketball simulation out there.

NBA 2K 16’s strong fundamental basketball smarts, world-class presentation, and multitude of options make it the most ambitious sports game I’ve ever played.

Spike Lee’s nuanced plotting and oftentimes poetic phrasing yield a promising beginning for sports game narrative, a beginning so affecting that Lee’s last scenes left me staggered.

If you’re a basketball fan, then NBA 2K16 is definitely worth picking up. It has all the experiences you would want in a basketball game, and is easily one of the more entertaining sports games to pick up.

An overly restrictive and often embarrassing career mode undermines the excellent gameplay. [Dec 2015, p.72]

This is one of the best 2ks of all time it was so fun, 2k16 and 2k17 were just great games

NBA 2K16 is nice. Gameplay is solid. MyCareer is boring as always but oh well. The actual matches can be a good time, but the overall package feels like a mixed bag.

One of the best titles 2K has created for the ps4 generation and beyond. This game still holds up and I even prefer playing this over many of the newer titles. A classic 2K with fun gameplay that was rewarding. This game even rivaled some of the best 2K titles ever and was the second-to-last title in a phenomenal 7 game run (2k11-17) that came crashing to a screeching halt with the release of 2K18.

Computer defense is literally denis Rodman on meth it really takes away from the game literally no one can beat curry 1v1 not cause of his offense with would be correct but for curry to clamp so hard Kobe couldnt make a layup or even get close to the basket

Community managers are a joke and mock their community. The development teams and community team obviously don't work together. Online modes lack stability and the Offline modes can't even get things like jerseys, lineups etc. right. It's sad 2K has a hold on the market because any other developer would look at how the whole player base is complaining about lack of content, stability etc and work towards fixing them, where as 2K and Take-Two are just robbing their loyal customers blind.