Does anyone thinks 2K15 is more better than 2K16?

[Jrocc23]

2K16 is definitely better. Close to 2K11, but the modes still give 2K11 the slight edge for me. But I'll revisit that once the modes on 16 work properly.

[VinsanityLives]

NO.

2K11 (for it's time) and 2k16 is the only real debate.



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[Lakers 24 7]

No not even close. But, as far as online features 2k16 somehow has less going for it than they did several years ago. Anyone remember online leagues that you could access and view from the web? Leaving feedback for your opponents, actually being able to view leader boards, etc. So many great online features have been removed and not replaced over the years.

[baseballguy]

More better....priceless

[Hustle Westbrook]

2K16 is probably the best since 2K11 and will probably overtake 2K11 as my favorite bball game once I really start to get deep into the gameplay and new modes.

[manu1433]

Quote: Originally Posted by scotthedge

16 is better in every way except the post game. 16s post controls feel ackward and the players feel like they have no weight to them. I wish I could put 15's post game in 16. If I could do that then this would be my favorite ball game ever.

I liked the way the moves looked and felt in 15, but I definitely feel like guys have weight in 16 as opposed to 15.

There were times in 15 were I'd try to back down guards with Shaq and they'd bump him so hard he'd stagger.....that ain't happening in 16

[PopcornJones77]

Quote: Originally Posted by SeaTownGamer

Just curious if anyone on here thinks 2k15 is a better game? If so please explain? Me personally, I feel like it's not a doubt in my mind 2k16 is a better game than what last year had to offer.

Let me say up front that I love the 2K series overall. But, in some ways, NBA 2K16 still hasn't won me over my love of NBA 2K15.

Whereas the jump from 2K14 to 2K15 felt like a quantum leap, I can't fully say the same about the jump from 2K15 to 2K16.

With NBA 2K15,

• I eventually sliders that made the game SIM enough and thoroughly enjoyable. My MyLeague seasons yielded really SIM gameplay and really SIM stats.
• I also loved the range of custom rosters that PS4 users had produced. I found online some amazing custom rosters for various NBA seasons in the 1980s and 1990s. I modded someone else's excellent FIBA roster to create a new international roster with the 1992 Dream Team USA and the 2012 Team USA. I also modded a legends roster to create a fun and deeeeeeep NBA Fantasy Draft Roster filled with all-time legends and current superstars (and no duplicate players).
• I liked how, in some ways, we had more control in Create-A-Player in 2K15. (It kills me how we can't change body types in 2K16 when even NBA Live 16 lets us do that to some degree.)
• I wasn't a huge fan of MyCareer in 2K15, but it was a nice diversion on occasion.
• I never really delved into the online gaming aspects of 2K15, though. I got scared off by the complaints about online cheesing (e.g., zig-zag BS).

I'm really digging 2K16, but I still get this quiet but nagging feeling I'm not completely satisfied with the new game. Maybe this feeling will go away when the online community starts (re)making a lot of the great rosters that we saw in 2K15. Or when I find a nice equilibrium that balances new controls and updated sliders to generate SIM gameplay (not sure how I feel about the ease of blocks or steals, but I admit maybe I just need to get better with the controls). So, I'm giving 2K16 the time it deserves and hopefully I grow into it.

That said, I do love, love, love the Play Now Online option in 2K16, but I need to reconfigure my home setup so my PS4 is wired, rather than wireless, to Internet. The input lag and framerate crap is killing me and my online win record lol.

[KyotoCarl]

Why even ask if you don't even agree with your question

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