You also play a select amount of matches rather than full seasons, so for example in your rookie season you only play 8 matches. I wanted to stay in College and play some more College games, but it was a linear path as you have to continue to the NBA without a choice. You was asked if you wanted to stay at College and play for a few more years or just jump straight to the NBA draft. That was my biggest issue with “Livin Da Dream” it was too linear due to the dialogue and story. The “Livin Da Dream” part of M圜areer is around 3-4 hours long, but your career still goes on after finishing the first rookie season, but it will be similar to the previous M圜areer modes with less dialogue, but more freedom. It was also interesting to have a background and story for the MyPlayer we create for the mode rather than having a random and uninteresting created character. It’s a nice change of pace compared to previous M圜areer modes, it felt too quick to get to the NBA and wasn’t as in depth as “Livin Da Dream”. “Livin Da Dream” ends after your character finishes their rookie season, and is pretty much the prologue to the M圜areer mode we are used too. The “Livin Da Dream” part of M圜areer mode is very dialogue and story heavy which isn’t like any previous M圜areer in the NBA 2K series. You progress through High School, choose a College which leads you towards the NBA draft. In “Livin Da Dream” you play as Frequency Vibrations who at the start of the story is a stand out at High School.

The biggest feature and addition to the NBA 2K series is the “Livin Da Dream” story which is connected to M圜areer mode. It’s always been true every year, and with NBA 2K16 nothing has changed in that department as once again we have another great Basketball game, and here is why. The NBA 2K series has for many years now been highly rated, and regarded as the best Basketball video game out there today. It’s NBA 2K season once again with the release of NBA 2K16.

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