New 'NBA 2K16' Trailer Showcases Gameplay, Mouthguard Habits and Video Bombs
The folks at 2K Sports released a preview for NBA 2K16 on Monday.
Titled "#WINNING," the promo showcases some of the new wrinkles and facets developed for the franchise's latest edition, most notably the distinct upticks in mouth-fiddling realism and postgame prankery.
Yes. If you've been thinking to yourself, "This basketball game is good, but where is the jaw work?"—your concerns have been addressed.
Behold NBA 2K16: Look at These Mouthguards!
This is conscientious work—unprecedented fidelity to plastic-chewing dynamics, if I've ever seen it.
It's almost as good as that rare line of code that compels Nick Young to dap up players on the other team, to less than genial results.
Another forthcoming quirk for 2K16 appears to be custom postgame videobombings.
If they've hammered out unique scenarios for known offenders to sneak up and blow up Doris Burke's interviews, we're in for some next-level stuff:
We're entering a brave new world for sports gaming, everyone.
The players' tics are covered on a microscopic level, and even digital sideline reporters can't have an easy, normal day at work. The computers are becoming aware.
Somewhere, a red eye flickers to life in a robotics assembly plant.
Dan is on Twitter. The J.R. "Hey girl hey" face has to be programmed into this edition. It is a must.
