It was an exciting time for sports gaming fans when the latest installment from 2K Sports was released on Friday for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Windows, and Nintendo Switch, marking the beginning of a new era in sports gaming.  Nevertheless, NBA 2K's first few days have not always been the smoothest in the past, and this release was no exception. NBA 2K22 was released at noon ET on Friday, September 10, and it appears that many reviewers did not receive a copy of the game in advance to share their thoughts on the experience.VC codes have also been made available by cover athletes Luka Doncic and Kevin Durant, as well as rapper The Game, among others.  In the words of Ricky Frech, IGN (review in progress): "When a basketball player gets into 'the zone,' it is said that time appears to slow down to a crawl.  Each and every detail about their opponent stands out to them, and the rim appears to be getting bigger and more inviting as the game progresses.  Even though NBA 2K22 hasn't quite managed to put me in the zone during my limited time with it thus far, the improved gameplay and greater breadth of content available in this iteration bring the game closer than it has been in previous years.  Whether it's significant changes to how stamina affects shooting or an entirely new City filled with diverse ways to improve your MyPlayer character, 2K22 feels like a breath of fresh air. ”How is 'The City' treating you?It was widely perceived as a failure when NBA 2K21 introduced The City, a multiplayer map for the game's MyCareer mode that featured four boroughs as well as rival affiliations and quests, among other features, though it was initially well received. More twitter: https://twitter.com/ItsShake4ndbake/status/1436486537080975361 https://twitter.com/2KIntel/status/1436364112095850497 https://twitter.com/Jerkovich3116/status/1436401314104287232 https://twitter.com/BADGEPLUG/status/1436421731774865416 https://twitter.com/CashNasty/status/1436486306712850436