NBA 2K21, which will retail for a premium price on new consoles, once again features unskippable ads like NBA 2K19 and NBA 2K20.
NBA 2K21, which will retail for a premium price on new consoles, once again features unskippable ads like NBA 2K19 and NBA 2K20. Published on By NBA 2K21, which will retail for a premium price on new consoles, once again features unskippable ads like NBA 2K19 and NBA 2K20. When full-price NBA 2K19 added unskippable ads before matches you would think the end was already in sight for the idea. Publisher 2K got to test the market, got scolded by its players, and everything corrected to a consumer-friendly compromise just like a good free market should, right? Last year, NBA 2K20 brought unskippable ads back to the game’s loading screens within weeks of release. Again, fans were clearly upset given a thread on the subreddit complaining about the addition became the top post of all time. A lesson was clearly learnt, just not the one we were thinking. NBA 2K20 sold 14 million copies in less than a year and according to Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick, “significantly outperformed our expectations, and recently achieved a franchise milestone of $1 billion in net bookings since launch”. So now we come to NBA 2K21, which will retail at a premium £64.
