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The name 2K Games came around later, when Take 2 bought the rights (and developer) off Sega, so it probably did start off as a way to shorten it (although from 2K10 onwards it isn't exactly shorter). -
By Happenstance · Posted
How is the story in this? I know it’s a loss story and socials based than the Persona games and more focused on the dungeon crawling side so is it still good? I was thinking about grabbing it while it’s cheap on Switch for something else to play when the Switch 2 arrives. -
Ha! You dope! Who would ever think something like that? -
By BowserBasher · Posted
Shows what I know, I always thought the 2K was just shortening 2000/ That's why all these new games were called 2K20 or 2K25, just shortening the year. -
NBA 2K2 This Dynasty is for Real. NA release: 20th March 2002 JP release: N/A EU release: N/A Developer: Visual Concepts Publisher: Sega NGC Magazine Score: N/A Mods Used: Widescreen Hack Outside of EA’s FIFA and Madden, the biggest name in sports games these days is 2K Games, who have even branched out and publish non-sports games like BioShock, Mafia and X-Com. But they weren’t always part of publishing giant Take Two – they were originally part of Sega, with the 2K and Sega Sports branding being used for more simulation-like sports games, separate from their more arcade-like titles. After they lost the NFL license and sales of other sports games (like NBA 2K) started dwindling, they sold the developer and brand to Take Two. NBA 2K2 definitely nails the simulation type of basketball, which means that, even with all fouls turned off, I could not figure out a way to defend at all, and matches just end up being taking turns to score. I’m sure those who are much more into basketball can perform much better at this, but it’s not for me. There are an impressive amount of options and modes, and the creation tools allow for inventing your own team fairly easily. There’s also an additional “street” mode, which features outside courts and lower player counts (you can choose how many per team). The gameplay itself doesn’t change, but it’s still a fun little addition. NBA 2K2 is probably a great game for those fully into basketball, but isn’t friendly to those that aren’t that knowledgeable about it. Fine Remake or remaster? I’m not sure what the current games are like. Official Ways to get the game There is no official way to get NBA 2K2.
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