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SoxFan01605 · 09-03-2015, 08:52 AM

- There are some great roster makers on PC, though you'll definitely have less options than on consoles.

- Last year, the PC was supported well post release

- Game play is the same, yes (the only difference may be stability/FPS, depending on your hardware).

- I don't play online, but from what I understand the PC online community isn't very good. Beyond being less robust than consoles, there are also apparently more cheaters (due to tools such as trainers and Cheat Engine). Typically, consoles have been the preferred platform for online play.

Personally, even without the more robust mod support from pre-2K15, PC offers me the best offline experience since I can still get small visual improvements via the (currently) limited modding. Plus, I can do things like use sliders in MyCareer, etc. If modding ever opens back up, PC will be, without question, the best platform for offline players.

As it is now though, the differences are so small that if you have a preferred console, it may be the better option.

09-03-2015, 08:52 AM	#2
SoxFan01605 All Star OVR: 38 Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 7,995	Re: NBA 2K16....which version should i get?? - There are some great roster makers on PC, though you'll definitely have less options than on consoles. - Last year, the PC was supported well post release - Game play is the same, yes (the only difference may be stability/FPS, depending on your hardware). - I don't play online, but from what I understand the PC online community isn't very good. Beyond being less robust than consoles, there are also apparently more cheaters (due to tools such as trainers and Cheat Engine). Typically, consoles have been the preferred platform for online play. Personally, even without the more robust mod support from pre-2K15, PC offers me the best offline experience since I can still get small visual improvements via the (currently) limited modding. Plus, I can do things like use sliders in MyCareer, etc. If modding ever opens back up, PC will be, without question, the best platform for offline players. As it is now though, the differences are so small that if you have a preferred console, it may be the better option.