On the defensive side, the AI has improved dramatically from NBA 2K18. The AI in the game will pick you apart if you make mistakes on either side of the ball. In talking to Mike Wang, this was something that he also mentioned to me. In its second year now, it’s quite clear the Motion Engine that was introduced last year has been fine tuned and 2K has learned from issues that were presented by this new movement system. With that in mind, there isn’t anything that could prove that won’t be the case yet again this year, but from what I’ve seen and played there weren’t any glaring complaints about gameplay so far. For NBA 2K18 I raved about how good the game felt and played after launch but that changed over time. The dribble moves, the way you can chain them together and how they feel on the sticks when doing them, are silky and responsive. Dribbling has been revised, reworked and is smooth - just so dang smooth. The gameplay in NBA 2K19 is fantastic at this juncture. I’ve been talking about this since last month, and it has now been cemented for me. What’s Hot? Refined Gameplay, Retooled AI After attending the hands-on gameplay event in Los Angeles last month and the pre-launch party in New York a short time ago, I’ve got enough information to breakdown what I think is going to have 2K fans rejoicing this year, as well as a few of the things I think people will still be perturbed by.

Within a few weeks, some glaring issues were brought out and the game’s shine faded as more fans became frustrated with gameplay cheese, VC issues and other problems that NBA 2K18 came to be known for.

NBA 2K18 initially released last year with overall good reviews, including a highly touted review from me. After leaving their fans on edge over the last month, NBA 2K and its devs have now given us most of the information and views on the game that we’ve been looking for.

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