Ahead of NBA 2K MT its expected release following month, 2K and developer Visual Concepts announced NBA 2K21 is going to be given a demonstration for current-gen consoles next week. Although the name is also slated to come on PC and Google Stadia in September, the demo is only going to be accessible for PlayStation 4, Xbox 1, and Nintendo Switch. The titles are also expected to arrive on next-gen consoles such as Xbox collection X and PlayStation 5. But since the games have yet to arrive, these games do not even have a launch date.

Visual Concepts also detailed a series of improvements coming into the name also, including an update for Pro Stick Shooting, enhanced motion fashions, overhauled dribble mechanics, 50 fresh Size-Up animations, and the removal of Quick Draw in favor of the release speed in Jump Shot Creator.

The NBA 2K21 demo will be available on August 24 ahead of this title's official launch on September 4. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions are also announced, however, neither of these has a definitive launch date as of yet.In other gaming information, Suckerpunch declared an upcoming Ghost of Tsushima online co-op style.

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