"LeBron: Path to Greatness" mode, which is not found on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game, is reminiscent of a cut-down version of NBA 2K11 's Jordan Challenge, where players get to control LeBron James' career in an alternate future of the NBA from the 2013–14 to the 2019–20 season as they attempt to win multiple rings (although his future is laid out by the game and choices are limited).Additions and changes Īs well as the aforementioned new soundtrack and inclusion of EuroLeague teams (at the expense of the "Celeb" team, "Team USA", "Dream Team" and 2001–2002 Sacramento Kings classic squad), several new changes have been made since 2K13: Shortly after release, the game was the best-selling sports game on 8th-consoles. USA Today 's Brett Molina rated the game 3.5 out of 4 stars, noting that the game's new dribble and shoot mechanics may be simpler to newcomers, but frustrating to veteran gamers. Tom McShea of GameSpot rated the game an 8.0 praising the game as well but criticizing designing of the game. Ryan McCaffrey of IGN rated the game a 9.3 praising the gameplay saying, "With just enough new features, and tighter-than-ever gameplay, NBA 2K14 tops its predecessors and competitors. NBA 2K14 received "generally favorable" reviews from critics, according to review aggregator Metacritic. "I love that I'm the first NBA 2K cover athlete to choose the soundtrack." "2K is letting me take control of some important elements in NBA 2K14, including this year's soundtrack," James said in a statement.
NBA 2K14 features soundtrack hand-picked by LeBron James. national basketball team found in 2K13, beginning with Live 08 and ending with Live 10. This marks the first time EuroLeague teams have appeared in the NBA 2K series, similar to EA's NBA Live series, which included FIBA teams and also the U.S. This video from Carter should increase the awareness and use of the mode.On J2K Sports and EuroLeague signed an exclusive multi-year deal to include teams in the game. Many fans simply can’t wait to play a real game thus, they bypass this potentially helpful resource. This is probably one of the most neglected modes available in the game. More or less, he takes us through the game’s Training Camp mode. Take a look:īy using the in-game tutorial format, “IpodKing” Carter doesn’t need to employ on-screen control overlays.
He also teaches gamers how to control their teammates away from the ball. In this tutorial, he breaks down the most simple passes and the flashier ones.
“IpodKing” Carter understands the importance of passing the ball. The practice mode Kuda is using to demonstrate is a great place to hone your skills.
When you take a look at all the possible shots and ways to attack the rim, it can seem overwhelming. LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Ray Allen are the players who perform the many layup, hop steps, dunks, jump shots and floaters available in the game. Next, Kuda talks about putting the ball in the hole.įor this tutorial, Kuda uses three future Hall of Famers from the defending-champion Miami Heat. The guide is incredibly detailed and Kuda blends competent visuals, with easy-to-follow audio and on-screen instructions. Kuda uses legendary point guard Steve Nash to put us through the paces. Take a look at the intuitive tutorial for handling the rock.
The圜allMeKuda5 comes through with visual how-to guides for ball-handling and shooting with the Pro Stick.