2K21 also fixes one of those frustrating issues I brought up in my review, as players can now alter the camera angle in high school, faculty, and also the G League. Despite some strong changes and additions, MyCareer nevertheless feels incredibly grindy. VC is hard to come by unless you dump a part-time job's worth of hours to the game, or crack open your wallet. Players can now hop in the W, a mode that lets them produce their own WNBA superstar. It's an awesome piece of representation to a frequently ignored basketball team, though the mode isn't nearly as fleshed out as 2K21's other center modes.

The City is a brand-new edition in NBA 2K21 on next-gen. Composed of a lot of parks and areas, The City is practically a massive version of The Neighborhood. There's more courts, that can be fine, but the pros stop there. You still have to buy a ball for 25k VC simply to play with friends on a personal court, and the servers are still very shoddy. NBA 2K21 on next-gen sees a great deal of developments into the basketball sim, but paradoxically only boosts the regions of the game that were really excellent.

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