Sound Card: : 100% DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card Graphics: CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo processor or equivalent Video: Shader Model 3.0 support with 512MB Ram (Nvidia(R) GeForce(R) 8800 GT or better) Processor: CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo processor or equivalent

Note: “recommended” is the PC you need to play the game and fully enjoy all aspects smoothly, you can find the minimum specification at the bottom of the page.Ĭompare this to the recommended spec for NBA 2K14: Hard Drive: 50 or more GB available space Graphics: DirectX 11.0 compatible (2 GB) or better Those playing NBA 2K14 on an older system or laptop might want to compose themselves before reading these specifications! In short if you don’t have a fairly modern gaming PC you are going to have trouble running this game! I suspect the requirements may come as a shock to many (especially those who haven’t seen other next-gen ports, such as Watch Dogs). It goes without saying that the improvement in graphics has caused a big shift in the recommended system requirements. Amazon is also listing an October 7th release date for NBA 2K15 PC). PC gamers will also get the game three days before console owners (compare the Steam screenshot with the previous “ October 10th” press release. The Steam pre-order page for NBA 2K15 (PC) confirms some of the rumours that have been surfacing recently, the game will indeed be “a fully featured Next-Gen experience” (at a heavy cost, in terms of hardware). Steam Pre-order + A guide to NBA 2k15 PC System Specs

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on Septemby KS. the ones not featuring players) first and examining them a little more closely (clicking on the screenshots below should give you the full 1080p version), as these shots show some major changes in the various game modes.įrom the bits of information I can gather from the screenshots, MY GM mode (for those who didn’t own next-gen 2K14 this mode effectively replaced Association Mode) has had a major make over, with aspiring-GMs able to see which body parts are injury prone on scouted players, social media (twitter-style) news feeds for draft targets, DraftExpress (and possibly others, not included in the screenshots?) mock drafts and scouting reports available prior to the draft (if you look closely at the draft reports you can also see player wingspan is included this year!), and the Player Development screen seems to suggest that you can add RPG style attribution points (hopefully not VC based!) to develop your players! I’d recommend checking out the least “shiny” ones (i.e. 2K have released another batch of preview screenshots for the soon-to-arrive 2015 update to the series.

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