Video game graphics have looked better and better as the years have gone by and naturally so.<\/p>\n
Everything cant still look like Super Mario on the original Nintendo, right? Right. That would be terrible. With that being said, however, a video game should never look this real.<\/p>\n
Or, for that matter, this sweaty.<\/p>\n
2K sports gave us the first look at NBA 2K21 during Sonys Future of Gaming event and it was, uh, interesting.<\/p>\n
Zion Williamson introduced the game and was the athlete they used in their gameplay video. The first thing you see is the Pelicans forward absolutely drenched in sweat.<\/p>\n
Like, bruh. THAT LOOKS REAL. Its almost like a photo of Zion on the court. Fam. Unreal. Well, not unreal. Its actually too real.<\/p>\n
Even the video when hes in action looks ridiculously real.<\/p>\n
SO. MUCH. SWEAT.<\/p>\n
He was so sweaty that Twitter had no choice but to roast NBA 2K itself.<\/p>\n
Honestly? They arent wrong. NBA 2K looks better each and every yearbut the game typically comes with similar flaws that are just never corrected.<\/p>\n
So, yeah, 2K. The sweat is cool. Zion is cool. All of that is good. But fix the game, fam.<\/p>\n
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