NBA 2K Coins Is Busy Right Censoring Unfavorable Discussions Of NBA 2K21 On Steam
The Streisand impact notes when data is hidden or censored, it invites attention and far more speculation than it might otherwise. 2K Games is the latest publisher to show this, as they've been very busy on the Steam discussions for NBA 2K21 (which is due to launch on September 4, 2020) that is censoring threads requesting to learn more.
The threads have been imagining the general'rinse-and-repeat' format the 2K has obtained with regurgitating annual sport matches, the in-game microtransactions that offer benefits to users willing to spend additional money, and even the disdainful try to use Kobe's unfortunate death as a means to get consumers to buy the special edition that's called'NBA 2K21 Mamba Forever'. Why respect the deceased once you can profit from them, right? Users who have obtained an iteration of NBA 2K over the past 3 decades know what to expect from the iteration, as sports games are not exactly famous for improving anything year aside from playing event.
I can't tell you how excited that the team is to reveal all of the new tech and amazing improvements we're bringing to 2K basketball with the ability of the next gen systems; but for now, let us take a peek at a few of the gameplay advancements coming your way for the current-gen version of NBA 2K21 starting on September 4 for PS4. Best of all, you'll have the opportunity to check out the way the game plays for Buy MT 2K21 yourself when we launch the NBA 2K21 demo on August 24.
