Compare NBA 2K15 prices across trusted key stores and find the best deal. Developed by Visual Concepts. Published by 2K Games. Released on 10/10/2014. Available on PC. Genres: Sport, Single Player, Multiplayer, Third Person, Bird View, Simulation. Metacritic score: 87/100.

A deep basketball sim that looks and sounds like a real broadcast, packed with MyCareer, MyGM, MyLeague, and MyPark modes. Best played with a controller, not a keyboard.

NBA 2K15 is a full-fat basketball simulation from Visual Concepts, the sixteenth entry in the long-running 2K franchise. It covers every dimension of the sport you could want: five-on-five exhibition games, a story-driven MyCareer mode where you start as an undrafted free agent and grind your way onto a roster, a rebuilt MyGM franchise mode with staff relationships and owner-set goals, the expanded MyLeague that gives you control over the entire league structure, a card-collecting MyTeam mode, and MyPark, the online street-ball playground that supports up to 100 custom players on a single set of courts. For solo players, there is a lot here to sink weeks into. On the court, the game feels noticeably tighter than its predecessor. The new shot meter tells you clearly whether your release was early, late, or perfect, which is a real accessibility win for players who never memorised each player's individual release timing. Dribbling got an overhaul too, with upgraded branching movement technology giving you sharper one-to-one control over the ball handler. The Pro Stick controls attacking the rim, while the Smart Shot button gives an alternative for those who want something simpler. Defensively, the AI rotations are smarter, the player-selection reticule shows shrinking arrows to guide you into position, and a shot-zone meter highlights where each opponent is most dangerous on the floor. Pick-and-roll coverage is more coherent than previous entries, though expect the AI to still botch the occasional set play when you are the one calling them. Presentation is where this thing genuinely shines. Over 5,000 new animations were baked in, and at high settings the player models are genuinely impressive. The broadcast package includes pre-game vignettes, a sideline reporter, studio punditry with Shaquille O'Neal and Ernie Johnson, and a commentary crew of Kevin Harlan, Clark Kellogg, and Steve Kerr that USA Today called the best in any sports game. The 2KTV hub streams weekly in-game content from Rachel DeMita. If you put this on in a room of basketball fans, someone is going to do a double take. Now for the honest part. This is a PC-only listing, and there are a couple of things to flag. Keyboard controls are fixed to a set layout and cannot be remapped, so a controller is basically mandatory, not optional. Play it on a gamepad or do not bother. The Virtual Currency grind in MyCareer is slow by design, and purchasing VC to speed up player progression was already a friction point at launch that divided the community. Online servers had well-documented problems at release, and with this being a decade-old title, those modes range from unreliable to completely offline at this point. For a Saturday night session with four friends, online MyPark is likely out of the picture in 2025. The offline game, though, including full MyCareer story runs, MyGM franchise seasons, Blacktop street games, and quick exhibition matches, holds up fine and delivers a genuine sim basketball experience that casual fans can approach thanks to the new shot meter, even if the deeper pick-and-roll and defensive spacing systems reward basketball knowledge. Riley, Scout Team

NBA 2K15
SportSingle PlayerMultiplayerThird PersonBird ViewSimulation

NBA 2K15

Oct 10, 2014Visual Concepts2K Games
GamerScout Says

A deep basketball sim that looks and sounds like a real broadcast, packed with MyCareer, MyGM, MyLeague, and MyPark modes. Best played with a controller, not a keyboard.

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GamerScout Verdict

Solid offline basketball sim for controller owners who want MyCareer depth, but dead servers and a locked keyboard layout make it a hard sell for online play.

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About NBA 2K15

NBA 2K15 is a full-fat basketball simulation from Visual Concepts, the sixteenth entry in the long-running 2K franchise. It covers every dimension of the sport you could want: five-on-five exhibition games, a story-driven MyCareer mode where you start as an undrafted free agent and grind your way onto a roster, a rebuilt MyGM franchise mode with staff relationships and owner-set goals, the expanded MyLeague that gives you control over the entire league structure, a card-collecting MyTeam mode, and MyPark, the online street-ball playground that supports up to 100 custom players on a single set of courts. For solo players, there is a lot here to sink weeks into. On the court, the game feels noticeably tighter than its predecessor. The new shot meter tells you clearly whether your release was early, late, or perfect, which is a real accessibility win for players who never memorised each player's individual release timing. Dribbling got an overhaul too, with upgraded branching movement technology giving you sharper one-to-one control over the ball handler. The Pro Stick controls attacking the rim, while the Smart Shot button gives an alternative for those who want something simpler. Defensively, the AI rotations are smarter, the player-selection reticule shows shrinking arrows to guide you into position, and a shot-zone meter highlights where each opponent is most dangerous on the floor. Pick-and-roll coverage is more coherent than previous entries, though expect the AI to still botch the occasional set play when you are the one calling them. Presentation is where this thing genuinely shines. Over 5,000 new animations were baked in, and at high settings the player models are genuinely impressive. The broadcast package includes pre-game vignettes, a sideline reporter, studio punditry with Shaquille O'Neal and Ernie Johnson, and a commentary crew of Kevin Harlan, Clark Kellogg, and Steve Kerr that USA Today called the best in any sports game. The 2KTV hub streams weekly in-game content from Rachel DeMita. If you put this on in a room of basketball fans, someone is going to do a double take. Now for the honest part. This is a PC-only listing, and there are a couple of things to flag. Keyboard controls are fixed to a set layout and cannot be remapped, so a controller is basically mandatory, not optional. Play it on a gamepad or do not bother. The Virtual Currency grind in MyCareer is slow by design, and purchasing VC to speed up player progression was already a friction point at launch that divided the community. Online servers had well-documented problems at release, and with this being a decade-old title, those modes range from unreliable to completely offline at this point. For a Saturday night session with four friends, online MyPark is likely out of the picture in 2025. The offline game, though, including full MyCareer story runs, MyGM franchise seasons, Blacktop street games, and quick exhibition matches, holds up fine and delivers a genuine sim basketball experience that casual fans can approach thanks to the new shot meter, even if the deeper pick-and-roll and defensive spacing systems reward basketball knowledge.

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Riley · Scout Team

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steamMyCareerMyGM Franchise ModeMyPark Street BallShot MeterController RequiredVC GrindBroadcast PresentationBadge SystemOffline-Friendly

System Requirements

Minimum

Memory
2 GB
Storage
50 GB
Graphics
512 MB VRAM - GeForce / Radeon
Processor
Intel Core2 Duo
System requirements
Windows 7 64 bit

Recommended

Memory
4 GB RAM
Storage
50 GB
Graphics
2 GB VRAM - GeForce / Radeon
Processor
Intel Core i7
System requirements
Windows 7 64 bit

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Metacritic
87

Game Info

Developer
Visual Concepts
Publisher
2K Games
Release Date
Oct 10, 2014

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