2K Games

I don't mind a b-ball game but fuck me the NBA 2k games are unreal in their propensity to make playing a game of basketball almost impossible are at the very least undesirable.

The last one I paid for was 15 and after the MyCareer fiasco wherein you have to sit through drafts and training etc to get on a team I swore I'd never pay again,

24 is on GP . Forward to 2KTV assaulting my ears before even a second is played in I'm the menus trying to turn off the badgering, inane talk of some fucking people I've never heard of and that are secondary to the basketball experience and the awful music, I mean godawful fucking music that they blast on top of that. So you've got not one BUT TWO competing sound tracks, both suicide worthy, vying for your attention.

This between the ads before you even get to this shitty experience (after one whose paid @80$ for the game one is immediately hit up for more cash... Once again before a second is played).

The amount of bloatware and advertising you have to sift through (how many fucking cards do I have to turn over before I can play?) is fucking insane.

These games haven't been enjoyable in years and this is why.

Rant over.

Just curious what y'all think. Player, coach, etc. What's the name that young kids would grow up thinking is synonymous with the game?

Edit: I stumped myself but y'all got similar answers to what I was thinking. Any top 5 player seems off bc it's just 1 era. Commentary wise EJ the man. And Phil Jackson gotta be the coaching pick but it's funny to me no one sounds decent in my head. Shout out to dude who said Magic tho, Magic NBA 25 sounds pretty fire.

XCOM 2: Collection

• All DLC included

• 8 GB cartridge has 2 base game missions

• Additional download is around 16.3 GB

• 24.3 GB in total

• Has surround sound (linear PCM)

• Here's some by SwitchUp

BioShock: The Collection

• Comes with BioShock 1 and 2 Remastered and BioShock Infinite: The Complete Edition

• All DLC included

• 16 GB cartridge has the opening acts of the BioShock games included in the collection, and you can play straight from the get go. The games will update in order to receive the rest of itself.

• Around 27.6 GB of additional download

• Around 43.6 GB in total

• Not like the Spyro collection or Crash collection, it's just a bundle of the 3 games, 3 different icons. When you buy BioShock: The Collection the games included act like individual games on the home screen

• When you buy the collection it'll start downloading all 3 games one by one but you can cancel a specific one or 2

• There are seperate digital versions of BioShock 1 and 2 Remastered as well as BioShock Infinite: The Complete Edition, so you can get a specific BioShock game. It's more expensive buying them separately compared to buying the collection

• Has surround sound (linear PCM)

• BioShock Remastered is 12.5 GB

• BioShock 2 Remastered is 10.4 GB

• BioShock Infinite: The Complete Edition is 20.7 GB

• 1080p 30 fps docked, 720p 30fps handheld, dynamic resolution, consistent fps in both docked and handheld

• No gyro/motion controls

• You need an internet connection at the start to do the terms and conditions/EULA thingy. After that you don't need an internet connection

Borderlands Legendary Collection

• Includes Borderlands: GOTY Edition, Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, along with all of the DLC.

• The Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary DLC is now available for free from what I know. Before it wasn't available but it seems that 1.0.1 update for Borderlands 2 adds that DLC in.

• 8 GB cartridge includes some of Borderlands: GOTY Edition, although there's an additional 6.6 GB download for the rest of the GOTY Edition. Handsome Collection is a code.

• 41.6 GB of additional download

• The game is around 49.6 GB in total

• Nintendo website lists Borderlands: GOTY Edition and Borderlands: The Handsome Collection, so if you want a specific collection/edition, there's an option. Buying the games separately cost more than buying the collection.

• The collection is just like BioShock, it's not one icon like Crash or Spyro, it's separate games.

• Surround sound (linear PCM)

• Borderlands: GOTY Edition is 13.7 GB

• Borderlands: The Handsome Collection is 33.5 GB

• Borderlands 2: GOTY Edition is 21.5 GB

• Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is 12 GB

• 1080p 30 fps docked, 720p 30fps handheld, consistent fps in both docked and handheld for Borderlands 1 and 2

• Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel has dynamic resolution

• 2 player splitscreen is available, also a consistent 30 fps

• You can do splitscreen and online, as long as the splitscreen players have Switch Online.

• 4 player online multiplayer

• Local play

• Online multiplayer is available (you need Switch Online Membership though)

• There's gyro/motion controls

• Touch screen support for Borderlands: GOTY Edition

If you find any information that I didn't get, please reply and tell me.

• for BioShock 1 and 2 Remastered by SwitchUp

• for XCOM 2 by SwitchUp

• for Borderlands: GOTY Edition by Jansn Benchmarks

• for Borderlands 2: GOTY Edition by SwitchUp

• for Borderlands: Pre-Sequel by SwitchUp

• for BioShock Infinite: The Complete Edition by SwitchUp

Thanks for the gold and the "thank you" award!