NBA 2K18 Screenshot - Ben McLemore (Overall 73)

[Da-Man]

There was a thread named 'The 2k art team really tanked this year' for 2k17. They probably read every post from that thread and vowed to correct all the wrongs for 2k18 or they hired a whole new art team all together.

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[NewBreed1]

Has there been any confirmation if these are PS4 Pro/XBOX One S screens?

[Vni]

Does the screenshot appear for everyone ? I can't see it.

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vni

Does the screenshot appear for everyone ? I can't see it.

Lakers fans cant see it....

[Vni]

We can only see greatness, that's true.

[GoDucks1224]

Still bummed they can't scan in the upper chest/lower neck tats. Ben looks weird without them. Minor problem. Pic still looks fantastic.


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[BA2929]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steve_OS

Ben McLemore in NBA 2K17 (left) vs. NBA 2K18 (right)

B-Mac looked like he ate too many cupcakes in 2k17.

[strawberryshortcake]

2k18 Jersey's looks "official." 2k17 Jersey's looks like "replicas."
Never been an accessory or jersey snob, but jerseys and their respective color looks on point this year. The colors are crisp and bold, and has a high definition look. The jersey folds are looking natural. Looks like the "stitching" is more realistic.

Just looking at the comparison screen grab, 2k17 memphis grizzly jersey looks like a replica down at Marshalls, TJmax, or Ross (nothing against these stores, I shop there first when I need clothing attire), while 2k18's jersey looks like something available at the NBA official store.



2k18 better shoulder angles. 2k17's shoulders were too sloped downward while 2k14's shoulders were too boxy as if everyone was doing trap raises.
Despite the Mclamore's pose, I can tell the shoulders are better modeled this year. 2k17, all shoulders had such a large downward slope while 2k14 models had such high boxy shoulders (as if everyone were doing trap raises). I skipped 2k15, but with 2k16 I like the more softness and realistic roundness and proper slope to the shoulders that better reflects their true on the court in game appearance.

Props to the art team this year (but side remark: didn't really like Dwight Howard's screenshot. Only mentioning this because I believe 2k tries to read everything on this message board. His wing span looks too short [take special note of forearm length]; didn't look as "realistic" as the other screenshots as far as body proportions or lighting is concerned.

Solid work.