NBA 2K has changed how the Rockets and the NBA is viewed today
Video games 2K MT have gone through many iterations over the years. From the early days where two lines went up and down on a screen, hitting a digitized ball back and forth to now seeing lifelike characters in movie-style productions.
From the 1950s to the early ‘80s, video games weren't played (for the most part) in individual homes, but in large arcades similar to what you see at places like Chuck E. Cheese and Dave & Busters. Then, in the early ‘80s, games started to evolve when Atari, a company founded by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney, really began to take off in America.
Though Atari was founded in 1977, it took a while to become a staple in households. Even though most people today have heard of Atari, they were not the first system to receive a license from the NBA to produce video games. The first NBA license sports game was Mattel’s Basketball on the Intellivision platform.
It was one of the first simulation basketball games, and it would lay the framework for the basketball games we see today. But, of course, there have been other basketball games throughout the years from One on One: Dr. J vs. Larry Bird, Double Dribble, BasketBrawl a game where you could punch and kick other players on the court (yes, it was a real game) and of course Lakers vs. Celtics created by EA Sports.
It was one of the first simulation basketball games, and it would lay the framework for the basketball games we see today. But, of course, there have been other basketball games throughout the years from One on One: Dr. J vs. Larry Bird, Double Dribble, BasketBrawl a game where you could punch and kick other players on the court (yes, it was a real game) and of course Lakers vs. Celtics created by EA Sports.
The same company that would go on to make the Cheap NBA 2K22 MT Live franchise that dominated basketball video games for over a decade; from 1989 to 1999, EA’s NBA Live cornered the market until the video game platform Sega jumped in with its franchise NBA 2K in 1999.

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