Friday, September 9th 2022

Answer The Call: NBA 2K23 Now Available Worldwide

Today, 2K announced that NBA 2K23, the latest iteration of the top-rated NBA video game simulation series of the past 21 years, is now available worldwide on PlayStation 5 (PS5), PlayStation 4 (PS4), Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. NBA 2K23 offers an authentic and hyper-real basketball experience showcasing all-new gameplay innovations and animations, the coveted return of the Jordan Challenge mode, an immersive online community experience, and so much more.

"As a franchise, we strive to be at the forefront of basketball culture, and we're excited for players to get their hands on NBA 2K23 to see the game come to life," said Greg Thomas, President at Visual Concepts. "With the return of the Jordan Challenges, NBA 2K23 asks players to answer the call and experience some of the greatest performances in basketball history. The incredible attention to detail has led to our most realistic and authentic title yet, with fun integrations that long-time basketball fans and new players will enjoy."
Additionally, Seasons returns to NBA 2K23 with brand new rewards, music, and challenges for players to compete and win. Jump into the first Season right away to enjoy unique experiences across MyCAREER, MyTEAM, and The W. Level 40 rewards let you cruise around in a four-person Golf Cart on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S and a Hoverbike on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Switch, while new cards and game modes, better accessibility, more customization, and endless lineup combinations await in MyTEAM.

NBA 2K23 features several new additions and improvements, where rookie players and veteran ballers alike will find a variety of experiences to dive into:
  • This is Game - Players can compete as their favorite NBA and WNBA teams and stars, and experience the pinnacle of true-to-life gameplay. With best-in-class visual presentation, improved player AI, up-to-date rosters and historic teams, the game has never felt more real and complete than it does in NBA 2K23. Feel the energy of the crowd, the intensity of the competition, and the endless entertainment of one of the most immersive sports products in gaming today.
  • Michael Jordan Returns - Step onto the hardwood in the most definitive Michael Jordan experience to date with the revamped Jordan Challenge. Relive 15 iconic performances from Jordan's illustrious career, with 10 of the original challenges making their return from NBA 2K11 completely rebuilt from the ground up, alongside five entirely new moments. Step back in time as you play through these iconic performances that include period-correct game presentations, arenas, and PA announcers, while listening to NBA luminaries that experienced first-hand the legend that came to be.
  • Make it to the League - Players can fulfill their NBA dreams as they set forth to greatness in a dramatic journey in MyCAREER. Forge relationships, build rep and overcome the arduous obstacles that test even the most promising ballers. Players can diversify their brand off-the-court and make their name the one to remember on the hardwood floor.
  • Join the Hoops Community - Players can experience the most immersive City to date on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, or embark on an epic voyage aboard the G.O.A.T. Boat on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. No matter the journey with MyPLAYER, be ready to work, gain rep, and run the courts. Test limits in the Gatorade Training facility, and hit the shops for the freshest gear from the biggest brands before competing in year-round events.
  • Build Your Dream Squad - MyTEAM turns fantasy into reality as players collect and earn cards to assemble out-of-this-world starting 5s with legends and All-Stars from any era. Discover immersive challenges, competitive tournaments, and exciting rewards, along with new updates season-after-season.
  • Take it to the Top - Call the shots to build a dynasty or decide the league's trajectory in the most immersive managerial simulation experience in MyNBA on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Choose to kick off your journey during different Eras and experience unparalleled control paired with in-depth tools to inform decision making and success. Jump into a season or envision long-term growth with a multi-year experience available online or offline.
Phoenix Suns' shooting guard, three-time NBA All-Star, and 2021-22 Kia All-NBA First Team selection, Devin Booker, is featured on this year's Standard Edition and cross-gen Digital Deluxe Edition. The Standard Edition is available for $59.99 on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC and $69.99 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. The Digital Deluxe Edition is available for $79.99 and grants players access to the Standard Edition across both console generations within the same PlayStation console family and for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.

Six-time NBA World Champion and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer, Michael Jordan returns as the NBA 2K23 cover athlete, gracing the NBA 2K23 Michael Jordan Edition and the ultra-premium NBA 2K23 Championship Edition. The NBA 2K23 Michael Jordan Edition is available for $99.99 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Players in the U.S. and Canada can also purchase exclusive GameStop versions of the game. Choose from the NBA 2K23 WNBA Edition, showcasing Phoenix Mercury's Diana Taurasi and Seattle Storm's Sue Bird on the cover and coming later this fall, the NBA 2K23 DREAMER Edition features Grammy Award winning multi-platinum hip-hop artist J. Cole. A full breakdown of each available version is available on the NBA 2K23 official website.

Source: Take-Two Interactive
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29 Comments on Answer The Call: NBA 2K23 Now Available Worldwide

#1
Space Lynx
Astronaut
@TheLostSwede Just curious, but why post this? It's not tech news, and to my knowledge TPU doesn't get paid for advertisements in its news sections. Loads of games come out every month, I don't ever see any others get posted.

Just confused, don't really care. Bored lol
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#2
P4-630
CallandorWoTand to my knowledge TPU doesn't get paid for advertisements in its news sections
How do you know, you aren't even staff.....
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#3
neatfeatguy
Only basketball game I've ever enjoyed playing was NBA Jam in the arcade. It wasn't the same on consoles. I'm surprised there's that many folks that like NBA video games.....maybe I just don't know the right people.
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#4
Arco
CallandorWoT@TheLostSwede Just curious, but why post this? It's not tech news, and to my knowledge TPU doesn't get paid for advertisements in its news sections. Loads of games come out every month, I don't ever see any others get posted.

Just confused, don't really care. Bored lol
Waste of space tbh. Not tech related.
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#5
stimpy88
Americans phones must be so busy... They are always being told to answer the call from one thing or another...
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#6
ffolekram
If no next gen for PC, then probably gonna be the same as 2k21 and 2k22.
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#7
TheLostSwede
News Editor
CallandorWoT@TheLostSwede Just curious, but why post this? It's not tech news, and to my knowledge TPU doesn't get paid for advertisements in its news sections. Loads of games come out every month, I don't ever see any others get posted.

Just confused, don't really care. Bored lol
Because we post some game news too?
I have in fact posted a fair share of game news, but not every day.
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#8
elemelek
Is this once again last gen version for PC? As i don't mind gaming news overall this one isn't really cool for PC gamers :)
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#9
64K
CallandorWoT@TheLostSwede Just curious, but why post this? It's not tech news, and to my knowledge TPU doesn't get paid for advertisements in its news sections. Loads of games come out every month, I don't ever see any others get posted.

Just confused, don't really care. Bored lol
Tech news and PC gaming news go hand in hand together. You might be surprised to find out that most PC gaming sites dedicated to PC games also post tech news frequently.
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#10
Fasola
This in not really a game, just another one of the yearly slot machines.
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#11
DeathtoGnomes
FasolaThis in not really a game, just another one of the yearly slot machines.
You mean a new way for selling loot boxes.
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#12
Vayra86
TheLostSwedeBecause we post some game news too?
I have in fact posted a fair share of game news, but not every day.
I have to agree, the overall coverage on gaming is fair, its not like every triple A game gets coverage, and we see a lot of indie and more obscure titles fly by too. I applaud you for your selection, you can't ever cover everything in gaming without full dedication.

Still don't like seeing this title but that's a personal thing, I mean this and FIFA and all those other yearly installments... duhhhh

Are there many NBA fans here by chance? Or what IS the rationale for covering this over anything else? I'm curious
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#13
claes
I love basketball and would buy this game if games weren’t overpriced. Guess I’ll have to wait until the all star game
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#14
TheLostSwede
News Editor
Vayra86I have to agree, the overall coverage on gaming is fair, its not like every triple A game gets coverage, and we see a lot of indie and more obscure titles fly by too. I applaud you for your selection, you can't ever cover everything in gaming without full dedication.

Still don't like seeing this title but that's a personal thing, I mean this and FIFA and all those other yearly installments... duhhhh

Are there many NBA fans here by chance? Or what IS the rationale for covering this over anything else? I'm curious
I don't post a lot of sports titles normally, but I figured I'd give it a try and see what the feedback was.
I guess I will post fewer sports games, as there doesn't seem to be too much interest in sports games.
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#15
MarsM4N
FasolaThis in not really a game, just another one of the yearly slot machines.
It's a milking scheme like the FIFA games. :kookoo: They sell you the game full price (here in multiple editions to confuse you & cash on you even more) & on top of that you need to buy opening packs to be even competitive in online games. And when the year is over the new game (NBA 2K24) comes out and all your content you spent your cash on becomes basically worthless.

It's even a bigger scam than free phone games.


"There are more ways than ever before to spend your VC (Virtual Currency). Upgrade your MyPLAYER, buy MyTEAM packs to build your perfect fantasy team, and so much more! DEVELOP your MyPLAYER by increasing attributes and learning new animations. CUSTOMIZE your MyPLAYER with the latest gear by visiting the 2K Store. BUILD your MyTEAM by opening packs and creating a team of current players and NBA legends!"

Let's hope the EU bans this scam fast. :wtf: All they are doing is robbing kids who do not know better & also creating gambling addictions.
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#16
mechtech
Hmmm. Will it be better than nba jam from snes??

;)

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#17
GunShot
CallandorWoT@TheLostSwede Just curious, but why post this? It's not tech news, and to my knowledge TPU doesn't get paid for advertisements in its news sections. Loads of games come out every month, I don't ever see any others get posted.

Just confused, don't really care. Bored lol
I mean... it's the TRUE G.O.A.T. on the cover... MJ... enough said!!

Besides, there's the extra NEXT-GEN gaming enhancement features to experience (only for conSLOWS... but still, it'll come to PC soon enough).

ALL PC Gaming news, and its software, is TECH RELATED!

I for one appreciate the writer's attention to this.

If you don't, well, don't be "curious" anymore and how about just ignoring/skipping the article and move on. Simple, right?!
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#18
kapone32
Hands down the best Basketball Games were Kareem vs Bird way back int he day. NCAA Basketball on the SNES 3D and NCAA Basketball from EA that we have not seen a version of in years. I have NBA 16 and 17 and there is no difference. I don't expect this Game to be head and shoulders better and what difference does the cover make if 90% of the sales (On PC) will be digital. As far as the noise that a Video Game should not be a News article on a site dedicated to Technology of which Video Games are a huge part kind of makes no sense. Does anyone remember Cyberpunk 2077?
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#19
sepheronx
All sports games are a slot machine now.

Last sports game I think I played and enjoyed was NHL 95 on the PS1.

Hell, I was just at the store and saw a Madden Football game with a picture of John Madden on it and all I could think of "isn't he dead?" and not actually of the game Football/handegg or whatever.
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#20
GunShot
kapone32Hands down the best Basketball Games were Kareem vs Bird way back int he day. NCAA Basketball on the SNES 3D and NCAA Basketball from EA that we have not seen a version of in years. I have NBA 16 and 17 and there is no difference. I don't expect this Game to be head and shoulders better and what difference does the cover make if 90% of the sales (On PC) will be digital. As far as the noise that a Video Game should not be a News article on a site dedicated to Technology of which Video Games are a huge part kind of makes no sense. Does anyone remember Cyberpunk 2077?
The very first game I ever broke my controller(?) (back then, it was called a Joystick... Ha), playing with my brothers.
sepheronxAll sports games are a slot machine now.

Last sports game I think I played and enjoyed was NHL 95 on the PS1.

Hell, I was just at the store and saw a Madden Football game with a picture of John Madden on it and all I could think of "isn't he dead?" and not actually of the game Football/handegg or whatever.
Well, that says it all about you in American *physical* sports, in general, doesn't it?
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#21
sepheronx
GunShotWell, that says it all about you in American *physical* sports, in general, doesn't it?
No it doesn't. Unless you assume too much.
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#22
kapone32
sepheronxAll sports games are a slot machine now.

Last sports game I think I played and enjoyed was NHL 95 on the PS1.

Hell, I was just at the store and saw a Madden Football game with a picture of John Madden on it and all I could think of "isn't he dead?" and not actually of the game Football/handegg or whatever.
I played Madden with EA Play and it was locked at 30 FPS. That made passes so easy that the Game suffered I stopped playing after about 10 minutes.
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#23
AusWolf
What's with the K? Is 2023 not hip enough?
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#24
MarsM4N
AusWolfWhat's with the K? Is 2023 not hip enough?
2K is an American video game publisher based in Novato, California.

So instead of "2023" the use "2K23", obviously for better identification. ;)
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#25
claes
it’s a fine game if you appreciate reality, gordon 12:15
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