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The most obvious distinction is the massive leap in graphical fidelity
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The most obvious distinction is the massive leap in graphical fidelity. Though the current-gen has made leaps and bounds in terms of graphics updates, next-gen is just on a whole new level. Check out the side-by-side graphical comparison of the PS4 version versus the PS5 variation by Youtuber forked below: The added realism in NBA 2K21 can even pass its pictures for real, like real photographs with an odd Instagram filter. We are finally departing the uncanny valley and are being treated with genuinely realistic-looking renders. Hop steps will also be getting a revamp in the next-gen version of the game, allowing for more deliberate movements on the court and much more persuasive fakes and step-backs.
Speaking of refinement, the updated version of 2K21 receives some critical improvement to the user experience too. First, the total UI has been completely overhauled - it's unique to the next-gen edition. The speed of the storage allows for a more dynamic team selection screen as well since it's possible to quickly load in new personality models.
While there is even more concerning NBA 2K21 to discover, I feel this is a good primer on what you can expect from the new version of the game, but I guess the rest of the question here boils down to how this name is delivered on all the next-gen systems. The fantastic thing is they're virtually identical visually. PS5 and String X both offer a full native 4K demonstration - it seems super crisp on both systems and all visuals look the same between these. The PS4 Pro version that I used for last-gen testing, incidentally, also seems to run at indigenous 4K but obviously using decreased visual fidelity. The 1 difference , predictably, is based with the Series S variant. This one runs at a native 1080p instead. You receive all the same next-gen visuals because it's bigger brother, just in a lower resolution.
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