The NBA 2K series has seen some controversy over the past few entries, but the publisher has won back a portion of the fandom by returning the Auction House to NBA 2K25. Due to launch on September 6, NBA 2K25 is confirmed to feature the popular player-controlled Auction House after its removal from the last game drew backlash from the community.
The latest game in the series was announced back in July, and the All-Star Edition features the Boston Celtics’ Jayson Tatum and A’ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces on the cover. Marketing for the game didn’t get off to a good start when NBA 2K25 followers were disappointed with the lack of new features, but the return of the popular MyTeam feature may help restore the balance.
NBA 2K25 announcing an inclusion of FIBA international and Olympic team rosters will add some fun variety to this year's game.
During an NBA 2K25 MyTeam Courtside Report video on YouTube, it was officially announced that the Auction House would be returning, alongside all-new game modes. It was also noted that the menus would be more “compact” and “streamlined” to...
