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The best documentary series I've seen through 2020, and my saving grace throughout the initial lockdown, was the excellent The Last Dance. Charting the heroics of Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls in the'80s to the previous year in 1997, it had been brilliant, exciting, and seeing that I never knew anything about basketball until that instant -- besides enjoying NBA 2K MT Jam years back -- it did the job from making it my new favourite sport. So the timing of NBA 2K21 could not have been better and I was intrigued to play if only so that I could maybe recapture the glory of that documentary and delve deeper into a sport that I'm a relative beginner in. Therefore, does the next-gen version of NBA 2K21 allow players to become much better offenders and defenders, and does it allow us the opportunity to dip into glory or would we be tripping over our expensive shoelaces?

NBA 2K21 Next Generation on Xbox Series X is, as the name suggests, the next-gen version of the first game that has been released in September 2020, where we analyzed on Xbox One fairly favorably. Here the team of developers has assembled a new variant of the game for the new console, operating from the bottom up. But frankly, from the get-go, it'll be the visuals which stand out. The next positive thing for the next-gen variant is found at the loading times. In the last generation, it felt like a life waiting for all those loading screens. Now, whilst it's not instant, it's quite fast indeed and you'll soon be getting down and involved with the playing of a match until you know it.

You can take this bargain until 30 November for PS4, and 2 December for Xbox One. Though NBA 2K21 Next-Gen Standard Edition has not gone on sale yet, some shops may reveal a surprising deal on Black Friday. Want some help deciding on what type of player you need to be if you hit the court in Buy NBA 2K21 MT Coins? We've compiled a list highlighting the best builds and exactly what NBA players that they emulate.