NBA 2K

Game software [¹] of the NBA official recognition that NBA 2K is released by 2K Sports. Visual Concepts performs development, the production of the game.

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Summary

Originally it was released as software for Dreamcast by SEGA and became the NBA official recognition game series along with the NBA live series of EA sports. It became the world only NBA official recognition game series afterwards by EA having canceled release of NBA elite 11.

A Japanese interface was introduced for the first time [²], and, in NBA 2K11 released in 2010, the Jordan challenge mode which reproduced a legend of Michael Jordan was equipped with [³].

List of series

Title	Development	Release	Support model (in the case of Japanese edition non-release, there is it)	Sale date	Cover athlete
NBA 2K	Visual Concepts	SEGA	Dreamcast	November 10, 1999	Allen Iverson
NBA 2K1	Visual Concepts	SEGA	Dreamcast	November 1, 2000	Allen Iverson
NBA 2K2	Visual Concepts	SEGA	Dreamcast, GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox	October 24, 2001	Allen Iverson
NBA 2K3	Visual Concepts	SEGA	GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox	October 7, 2002	Allen Iverson
ESPN NBA Basketball	Visual Concepts	SEGA	PlayStation 2, Xbox	October 21, 2003	Allen Iverson
ESPN NBA 2K5	Visual Concepts	SEGA	PlayStation 2, Xbox	September 28, 2004	Ben Wallace
NBA 2K6	Visual Concepts	2K sports	PlayStation 2, Xbox, Xbox 360	September 26, 2005	Shaquille O'Neal
NBA 2K7	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PlayStation 2, PLAYSTATION 3, Xbox, Xbox 360	September 25, 2006	Shaquille O'Neal
NBA 2K8	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PlayStation 2, PLAYSTATION 3, Xbox 360	October 2, 2007	Chris pole
NBA 2K9	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PC, PlayStation 2, PLAYSTATION 3, Xbox 360	October 7, 2008	Kevin Garnett
NBA 2K10	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360	October 6, 2009	Kobe Bryant
NBA 2K11	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360	October 5, 2010	Michael Jordan
NBA 2K12	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	iPad, iPhone, PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360	October 4, 2011	Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Earvin Johnson
NBA 2K13	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PlayStation 3, Wii, Wii U, Xbox 360, PC	October 2, 2012	Break Griffin、Kevin Durant、Derrick Rose[4]
NBA 2K14	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PC, Xbox One	October 1, 2013	Revlon James
NBA 2K15	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360, PC	October 7, 2014	Kevin Durant
NBA 2K16	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PS3, PS4, Windows, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Android, iPhone/iPod touch, iPad	September 29, 2015	Anthony Davis, Throw away; fin curry, James Arthur Harden
NBA 2K17	Visual Concepts	2K Sports	PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360, PC	October 20, 2016	Pole George

Footnote

[Help]

1. ^ "NBA 2K10." nba.co.jp. June 26, 2012 reading.
2. ^ "NBA 2K11." nba.co.jp. June 26, 2012 reading.
3. ^ "NBA 2K12." nba.co.jp. June 26, 2012 reading.
4. ^ Jon Robinson (June 26, 2012). "'NBA 2K13' cover features 3 superstars". ESPN. June 26, 2012 reading.

Outside link

• Japanese edition site
• NBA 2K official page - Facebook

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