NBA2K20: 5 Big Gameplay Differences We’ve Learnt About Already
3. Dribbling
Behind the back, behind the back, forward, snatch back, bucket. We all know how it goes when coming up against a dribble god in 2K.
Mastering the art of dribble moves in 2K is something only the top players manage to pull off, but 2K20 seems to be giving everyone a fair chance this time round.
Dribbling is one of the key aspects of the game to master, especially if you have aspirations of tournament play.
The introduction of a 'handles and sauce' feature in the game will allow players to use the stars' unique real life dribbling skills. James Harden's step-back? No problem. Kyrie Irving dancing his way into the paint? Sure thing.
It's not all plain sailing for players though, with over-dribbling set to be punished in the form of making you open for steals, while certain dribble moves will only be available in Park and not in the likes of MyTeam or Play with Friends.
This could be either a brilliant masterstroke from the development team, or it could well leave the everyday player wide open to never winning a game again.