And that doesn't just come in the player likenesses, character creation tools, or the broadcast-style presentation; it is an issue of the heart gameplay, also. Dribble moves with the right stick offer almost full control of ball handling. It can feel a bit cluttered having so many activities mapped to marginally different moves on just one stick, as errant inputs can occasionally have you pull on a pump-fake rather than the crossover you planned. But in the event that you're able to master a few key moves, you'll be at an advantage for chances to drive to the basket or mitigate shot . The same holds for making the correct moves at the post-game to get under defenders or get positioning over them. All of these are staples of NBA 2K for quite a while.

The big new addition in terms of crime is the optional Pro Stick shooting. Prior to 2K21, shooting would either be done by holding Square, X, or the right pole and time your release in the height of your jump, signaled by a shot meter overhead. With Guru Stick shooting empowered, you hold the ideal stick down without needing to worry about release timing and instead focus on accurate stick alignment according to the shot meter before your player releases the shot. As soon as it's a lot easier to just use X or square for scoring from the paint, Pro Stick is a viable new alternative for jump shots, particularly in situations when lag or latency can throw off traditional-style launch time.

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