A frustrating mess that will swear me off of 2k for another 4-5 years. I think a lot of us are already hip to it… but I’m guessing the garbage I’m experiencing recently is due to an update? I did not think 2k22 was that bad from the jump… but good old 2k Sports has it right where they want it now. I could write a novel of the problems I experience playing this once great franchise. My point guard will switch off his guy, start guarding the center and just never return to his man allowing for a three, or I’ll be about to pass to a guy who’s open for three and he’ll inexplicably cut at the last second resulting in a turnover. The other 65% I’m watching my opponent hit 85% of his three pointers, sit in the paint for 7 seconds without a call, and my AI teammates doing whatever they can to sabotage the game. I play one where everything (mostly) works as it should and I’m reminded as to why I used to love 2k. This has made me realize I play 2 types of games nowadays. We appreciate your patience and we'd suggest keeping an eye on our social channels for announcements.Just got done playing 3 quarters of a Play Now Online game, before the BS became so intense I had to quit for my own sanity. It's going to be available in the first half of this year. To its credit, Stadia still says compatibility is coming “in the first half of this year.” Last September, Google released a new Chromecast for Google TV that did not support Google Stadia. The futuristic streaming platform started off on the wrong foot, with a shaky launch in which many of the features Google advertised for Stadia simply didn’t work. Google Stadia is in a weird place right now.
You’ll still get the core version, complete with frequent patches and updates, but you’ll be missing out on a lot. Unfortunately, the next-gen version, with all its additional bells and whistles, only runs on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The biggest downside? NBA 2K21 on Google Stadia is the current-gen version. That’s the case for NBA 2K21, Stadia Pro users will be able to claim and download the game for free, as long as they do so by Tuesday. The nice thing is, like PlayStation+, Google Stadia adds games each month that Stadia Pro users can redeem and keep for free for as long as they have Google Stadia Pro. To play a game on the Google Stadia service, you have to both pay for the service ($9.99 a month for Stadia Pro, comparable to Xbox Game Pass) and for the game, usually at full price. Unlike many games that have come to the fledgling Google Stadia service, NBA 2K21 launched for Stadia alongside PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
What To Expect For NBA 2K21 On Google Stadia
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