And a quick note for all the Park gamers.

Another NBA 2K MT legend, Nate Robinson, arrived for movement capture this year and gave us some very unique moves which I'll leave for you to find as well. You can also perform size-up dribbles on the move by holding the Pro Stick Up and using the left stick to move your player in almost any way. Altogether, you may select from a list of 14 Park and 36 unique NBA Size-ups. And when you factor in all the 1-to-1 size-up bundles and fresh customizable escape dribbles, there's really no limit to the types of combos you can pull away in NBA 2K21.

Moves were. Bound finishing and shooting in the rim have been points of emphasis. We really wanted to create scoring the basketball an art both from the perimeter and in the bottom, so we brainstormed and prototyped a variety of various shooting mechanisms for this year's game. Aiming did not work that well in NBA 2K17 since it was somewhat buried, didn't have much skill built into it, and didn't provide the user any feedback.

For NBA 2K21, when you take with the Guru Stick, the shooter meter varies from a time consuming bar to a grid. So instead of attempting to stop the shot meter when you reach the perfect release window, you fix the Guru Stick in real time to reach the perfect center aim point. The goal window resizes dynamically based on player skill, shooting range, and just how well the shooter is contested and can also change into the left or right based on the shooter's degree of difficulty. If you miss the goal too far to the left or right, your shot will miss in that way. And as I mentioned previously with the newest slider places, even the slightest degree may be the distinction between a make and an airball on Hall of Fame, while it's quite a little more forgiving on the easier difficulties.

You also won't be penalized for using the whole shooting movement to get the sweet spot. In other words, you don't need to time your release when you're shooting with the Pro Stick. But if you want to take it to another level and know that your release, you can lock on your time and aim by centering the Pro Stick or simply by tapping one of the causes when you get to the apex of this shot. A flash onto the shot meter will indicates the lock.

The planning concept also applies to finishing layups, replicating the notion of getting"good touch" around the rim. As you are driving you can hold the Pro Stick in any way to start a layup, but this season, you're going to want to quickly swing the rod to move the aiming tick into the center of the goal. Aiming layups nicely can help conquer shot competitions and assist you complete through contact. Personally, it's been hard for me to go back to the Shot Button after getting used to Guru Stick shooting.

And because shooting with the stick offers a little more sophistication than just holding and releasing a button, in addition, it carries a larger risk/reward. If it's possible to master shooting together with the Pro Stick, you'll have a higher ceiling for getting greens and making tough shots, so I am pretty sure it's going to be the shot method of choice for most aggressive 2K players. But because I know some will ask... yes, there's an option to disable Shot Aiming in case you really want to return to the past year's controls.

And a quick note for all the Park gamers... we've added over 40 new Park Jump Shot Landings for you to show off with when you hit from outside. Block targeting has been improved so it's going to be a lot easier to send feeble shots back and we have loaded up more coverage for touch in the paint to buy mt slow down overpowered moves like the past year's hop step layup.