More new details for NBA 2K25 are here
As promised the team at 2K and Visual Concepts are back with more details about NBA 2K25, specifically around the MyNBA and MyGM modes.
“We’re excited for players to customise the MyNBA and MyGM modes in NBA 2K25 to shape the league in their image. Paying respect to arguably the best shooter to ever live, we welcome The Steph Era as another historic NBA Era. The new additions are designed to create a unique world of basketball fully under your control.”
The MyGM is the mode that is seeing the biggest change, as there are two massive updates the first will make the game seem less like a game as dynamic conversations are now part of the game. These simplified yet meaningful interactions significantly affect a player’s team trajectory and outcomes. Backstory and attribute ratings can come into play during these conversations and unlock more paths by determining the dialogue choices available to respond in a way that best satisfies a player’s goals.
The other addition is that the MyGM mode is actually being included in the PlayStation 5, PC and Xbox Series X|S console versions of the game.
For those seeking a more personal experience, the MyNBA mode will offer up a new era to enjoy, a richer NBA cup experience and more. In NBA 2K25, players can now begin their journey in 2016 and immerse themselves with Stephen Curry and the Warriors. Relive the legendary run alongside superstar teammates Klay Thompson, Draymond Green and Kevin Durant or attempt to rewrite history by challenging one of the greatest dynasties ever assembled in professional basketball.
The Emirates NBA Cup features more integrations in MyNBA with competitive group stage play and intense single-elimination knockout rounds to test a team’s depth and resilience.
For all the details and as always, there are a lot, you can hit up the Courtside Report for the details, or check out the video below. Sadly most of the features listed above, unless otherwise specified are only for the newer platforms, so players on Switch, PlayStation 4 or Xbox One are going to have to make do with mostly the same modes as last year. There will be changes of course, but not the core gameplay or modes.
