With injuries to Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, it's been a long time because fans of the Golden State Warriors have had the chance to watch the Splash Brothers work. However, with the release of the latest edition of NBA 2K, Dub Nation may have a sneak peek of what Curry,'' Thompson and the remaining Warriors could look like on the floor next year.

With the launch of a new video game, the much anticipated and ever-debated player evaluations were dropped.When a team requires a visit to five consecutive NBA Finals, their ratings are bound to be high. However, a league-worst 15-50 record will bring modifications to the Golden State Warriors evaluations in 2K21.

Despite playing five matches in 2019-20, Curry was rated as a top-10 participant in the match with a 95. The two-time Most Valuable Player was the sole member of the Warriors to make a score of 90 or even higher.Thompson notched an 89 with Andrew Wiggins after him at 82. Both Draymond Green and Eric Paschall drew 79 evaluations.

NBA 2K21 is not a three and a half star game. It's a five star game and a two star game crammed together. The basketball is near perfect, especially with the shooting difficulty now smoothed out, and remains top of the sports sim tree. But every other design choice is either there to get you to spend more money on MyTeam or just a straight up bad design.


There is a great basketball game here, with near flawless gameplay and a compelling narrative. But it's bogged down by its obsession with VC, strange implementation of its most creative modes, and - once you discount things you have to pay extra for to truly enjoy - lacking in some key features. Even with the shooting difficulty smoothed out, while this is a fantastic accumulation of the NBA 2K series for long time fans, newcomers are blocked out of too many game modes, making the game too unwelcoming to be great.