“NBA 2K23 is this realistic? Gotta cop!”: NBA Twitter reacts to Anthony Davis suffering Injuries in the latest 2K version
NBA Twitter loves it as Anthony Davis gets a very accurate portrayal in the latest NBA 2K23.
The NBA season ended about three months ago. Fans can’t wait for the new season to start soon. Meanwhile, fans, as always, are looking for something to keep the basketball fan in them satisfied. Last year, it was the Tokyo Olympics that helped us get ahead. This year we have the FIBA EuroBasket and its Copa América.
To take advantage of the fans’ impatience for the seasons, NBA 2K, as always, released its new edition on September 9. NBA 2K23 was released recently, and well, quite a few things have been said about the game.
One of the things that people really enjoy about the game is how realistic it really is. I mean, ask Anthony Davis, he tried the same thing first hand. The fans too, and they seem to be having a great time.
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Fans Are Shocked By How Realistically 2K23 Portrays Anthony Davis
NBA 2K strives each year to make its gameplay as realistic as possible. Sure, it’s not easy to program all the factors into the game, and we’re often left seeing things like Stephen Curry blocking Giannis Antetokounmpo in the game. However, it seems that they have programmed Anthony Davis perfectly.
#NBA2K23 Anthony Davis falls like this???? pic.twitter.com/JayftAtGvo
— LeBrow (@LeBrow23) September 12, 2022
After seeing the same thing, users were surprised and shocked. Surprised the game actually put this in, and surprised at how realistic it felt.
Is it that realistic? I might have to police https://t.co/xYkNC80lyG
— Breyden Moore (@BreydenMoore) September 12, 2022
Honestly, if AD ran into Kawhi at full throttle in real life, he’d be out for the year.
— blocksnbooze (@blocksnbooze) September 12, 2022
While this next clip has AD’s face camera edited out, the gameplay is real and, well, the fans did their thing.
Lebron James standing over him like “not this shit again”
— dAmienWatTs23 (@d_ts23) September 11, 2022
my first game in mycareer AD got hurt. i was with one of my friends and we were like damn they did this realistic shit asf 😂
— McLovinDid911 (@ttvOG_PeEn) September 10, 2022
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While it’s fun and games to others, Lakers fans are hoping AD can stay injury-free this year and help LeBron James capitalize on his 20th season.
