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For at least one night next month, the Kaseya Center court will be another reminder of the game, along with the team’s jerseys and the rest of the in-stadium entertainment. Dubbed A Night in Vice City, the November 18 game against the Milwaukee Bucks will be a total GTA VI takeover, celebrating the new game in true Miami fashion.
In addition to a one-night-only GTA-themed court design and matching jerseys, the team is linking with Rockstar for a full clothing capsule for fans that is available now through the team’s webstore and in-stadium store. Featuring beachside palm trees, sunglasses, red lips, white teeth, and speeding boats, the graphics bring the game to life for the real Vice City.
Oh No He Didn't: Steven Adams with a warning: "I will say: You guys should anticipate November. The performance of the league...league wide. GTA is dropping. So look at NFL, look at all the leagues and watch them plummet mate. Just for the month of November performance is gonna go down, it should come back up...coaching as well"
Jaylen Brown and many others are struggling to comprehend this change. He received an 80 for 3-point shooting, 90 for mid-range, 86 for ball-handling skills, 94 for driving dunk, 85 for athleticism, 72 for strength, 79 for playmaking and 74 for defense. The 2024 NBA Finals MVP had a couple of objections. “The mid-range is probably a little low,” Brown opined. “I'm a mid-range spammer. I feel offended (smiling). I think my passing should be a lot better… 93 {overall rating} last year, so how did I go down?”
Jorge Sierra: From the creators of the 73-9 game, which so many people loved, many others despised and everybody was addicted to, comes... the Beat the Dream Team game. It's a bit more complex than 73-9, but equally entertaining (if not more). Give it a try:
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On average, Madden, The Show, NBA 2K, NHL and FIFA/EA FC fell from a metascore of 87.6 two years before they stopped having a major competitor to 81.8 the first year they ran unopposed, a figure that dips to 75.5 — a 14 percent decline — after 11 years without a rival. The downward pattern on the right side of the no-competition line in that chart is unmistakable and fairly unanimous. This is why it has become easy to wax nostalgic (as I have) about the days when there were as many as a half-dozen or more games released per sport per year, giving us bountiful choices to pick from. That’s one of the points made by Jabroni Baseball (a channel I enjoy) in this video investigating the death of baseball video games specifically.
Play by Play Studios has announced NBA THE RUN, a 3v3 street basketball game for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S that's targeting a release in 2026. Consisting of former EA Sports developers, the studio has secured both official NBA and NBPA licenses, so fans can expect to find players including Giannis Antetokounmpo, LaMelo Ball, Stephen Curry, Luka Doncic, Anthony Edwards, and Cooper Flagg in the game alongside fictional athletes.
Luka Dončić is in Overwatch 2. The NBA superstar teamed with Blizzard for a Stadium collab that shocked fans worldwide. The NBA and gaming have overlapped for years. Players stream, compete, and often reach surprising ranks in competitive titles. Luka Dončić stands out from the pack.
Blizzard revealed Luka Dončić as the face of Overwatch 2’s Stadium event. The campaign slogan: “Cowboys never die.” His likeness merges with Cassidy, Overwatch’s iconic sharpshooter. Promotional art shows Luka posing with Cassidy. Cowboy hats, cigars, and basketballs blend worlds that rarely meet. Fans can unlock Luka-themed rewards in Season 18 starting August 26.
Cowboys never die 😤🔥
— Overwatch (@PlayOverwatch) August 25, 2025
Think you’re a sharpshooter like Luka Dončić? Earn exclusive Luka rewards and try out his custom Stadium builds when you hop into Season 18 TOMORROW 🏟️ pic.twitter.com/i9oUT6NcJo
"For me it's about getting my mental right," Haliburton said. "I try to figure out things to do." He said he has been to several Indiana Fever games, is improving his WWE video game skills and that he bought a turntable to learn a few DJ skills. "When I'm alone, I sit there and think about everything that's happened, and it's kind of like, 'That sucks,'" he said. "I'm going to fight like hell to get back. All I can do is attack that rehab the best I can."
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Shams Charania: Summer of SGA: MVP award, league scoring title, an NBA championship, Finals MVP, a $285 million super max extension, first signature shoe release ... and now Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will grace the new cover of NBA 2K26, per sources.
The NBA, video game giant Take-Two Interactive and the National Basketball Players Association have agreed in principle to a multiyear extension of their partnership, continuing the NBA 2K video game franchise, while also expanding into new areas. One of those new areas is media and entertainment, with the companies unveiling what they are calling NBA Take-Two Media, which will combine competitive gaming, social and long-form entertainment programming and live events.
“NBA 2K has engaged a new generation of basketball fans in an increasingly digital world,” said NBA Commissioner Adam Silver in a statement. “By expanding our partnership and creating NBA Take-Two Media, we look forward to building on the incredible success of the NBA 2K franchise.”