NBA 2K25 Announces An Entire List Of Redesigns For The City
2K has announced an entire list of redesigns coming to The City in . First added to the series in, The City, as its name would suggest, provides players with a whole new interactive city full of opportunities to explore, compete and build their legacy.
As shared in a new dev diary on the YouTube channel that accompanied a new trailer for the mode, 2K's VP of NBA Development, Erick Boenisch, stated that the new version of The City "" with an entirely new interactive city that has been designed to feel more "" and connected, getting players to their experiences even quicker. The intent of the new redesign is to provide a greater focus on basketball and "."
Boenisch also revealed the main street, a competitive hub called the Boulevard of Stars which is covered in murals of various players, with a Walk of Fame that resembles Hollywood Boulevard and features a basketball tile for each NBA Finals winner.From here, players can easily access all of the game modes and experiences such as refreshed Pro-AM, The REC and Ante-Up.
As players win championships of their own in NBA 2K25's MyCAREER mode, their dynasties will also be memorialized alongside NBA history on the Walk of Fame.
A first look at NBA 2K25's new features reveals some exciting new gameplay and customization options that will significantly change the franchise.
As stated in the Courtside Report on the site, The City is celebrating a decade since in a couple of ways by bringing back modes first introduced in that title. The City features remastered versions of all four MyPARKs from as events in the Event Center, while also responding to the community's call to bring back the MyCOURT mode that first appeared in the title, with the customizable apartment and basketball court combo at the center of The City serving as a player’s private hub to practice and experiment solo or with friends and MyCAREER teammates, while also featuring in MyCAREER itself.
The new Proving Grounds is also the new home for ranked play
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