Niantic, creator of Pokemon GO, has announced an official NBA game called the NBA All-World. In this game, players roam the real world where they meet basketball stars instead of Pokemon and Pikmin.
The game is visually similar to Pokémon Go, and Niantic has published some screenshots (below) with a brief description. Trailer released.. Among them, players can be seen encountering Nikola Jokić and Draymond Green.
In-game locations equivalent to Poké Stop can be found in basketball courts, sporting goods stores, etc., where players can decorate their avatars with new items and upgrades from the NBA and Black Top games, or simply get cosmetics.
Things like Stephen Curry and Jason Tatam can also be seen outside the main world map, where players could be showing off this game version of Pokemon GO’s gym to “fight” NBA stars in a basketball game. I have. Working on the original NBA 2K, Marcus Matthews, senior producer of NBA All-World, said: Blog post “Niantic has worked hard to create a new type of sports game.”
The NBA All-World “combines the real world with one-on-one basketball action, collection, fashion, and more,” he added. “Orlando’s development partner, HypGames, is great at leveraging its sports gaming expertise to provide a great experience that appeals to both casual and core hoop fans.”
The NBA All-World will be released for the 2022-2023 NBA season.Players can Pre-registration For the chance to play the game prior to its full launch.
This game is certainly far from the traditional basketball game. The mainline NBA 2K franchise aims to simulate a professional basketball experience, while the NBA 2K playground is a more chaotic arcade fun.
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