NBA 2K18 Review

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There has been a lot of mixed feedback from gaming sites for NBA 2K18. This is due to a horrible MyCareer mode. With annoying loading times, unskippable cutscenes (which by the way are infuriating and unwatchable), and an excessive amount of micro-transactions, it seems this might be the worst 2K yet.

The purpose of my 2K18 review is to show the other parts of the game and whether or not it's worth buying. In short... it is, but if you only play My Career Mode, don't buy it. Check out my new YouTube channel and subscribe if you want to see more 2K and Nintendo content.

I have been playing 2K since 2K3, so I have a lot of tips I can share that are not on other channels. I'm pretty good!

(Also sorry about the crappy mic, that is now fixed for future videos.)

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