NBA 2K21 PS5/Series X review: Shiny and slick, but there’s still room to grow
NBA 2K21 has the potential to be special, and it gets the fundamentals right on so many levels, but it’s held back by the usual suspects.
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NBA 2K21 has the potential to be special, and it gets the fundamentals right on so many levels, but it’s held back by the usual suspects.
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