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NBA 2K21 was one of the handfuls of NBA 2K21 MT matches that had a full next-gen enhancement prepared to go on launch day. Adding revamped images, as well as several notable new features, NBA 2K21 really seemed like a significant update from its last-gen counterpart. The game even has a brand new cover, with Zion Williamson taking up the mantle for next-gen. However, updates were not free unless players purchased the $100 Mamba Edition. Otherwise, they would want to buy the game in complete for $70. After spending a considerable amount of time with NBA 2K21 on next-gen it's hard to say that what is here really warrants the asking price.

Fans of the show have grown accustomed to picking up their telephone and scroll through social websites when loading into games or swapping modes, so the faster rates are a nice treat. While playing on the Xbox Series X, I never needed to wait more than a couple of seconds to enter a game. Navigating through the MyCareer menu, hitting continue, and immediately being placed on the court felt just like magic. Overall, the load rates of the next-gen consoles make 2K21 a better experience. Hardcore players are utilized to marathoning games, and also these snappy load times make everything simpler. Even loading into the game's online modes, which are notoriously slow in the past.

NBA 2K21's images get a facelift in its own next-gen version. Already regarded for its high-level diversion of the NBA's biggest stars, there's a noticeable step up in Buy 2K21 MT quality. The lighting is better, and the faces look much more lifelike.