NBA 2K22 on PS5 faces new bugs after the latest update

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NBA 2K22 is making waves on PS5 after the September 10th release date. Unfortunately, those waves aren't all positive.

Recently, there was a patch update to PS5 that brought more bugs to MyTEAM, frustrating even more next gen players.

Check out everything you need to know about NBA 2K22 on the PlayStation 5 below.

UPDATED - PS5 players experience more bugs after patch

As we ramp through the first Season of NBA 2K22 we've received multiple patches to help the flow of the game. However, the most recent patch brought a strange bug to the PS5.

The bug was inside of MyTEAM and would prevent any card artwork from showing. On top of that, you couldn't join Domination games, but it would count against your contracts.

The MyTEAM lineup screen in NBA 2K22
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SOMETHING'S OFF: Players are unable to see card artwork

2K Support hasn't mentioned why this is happening or if there's any fix for it. If you're experiencing this issue we'd suggest reporting the problem to them directly here.

For the rest of the patch update news, follow this link!

NBA 2K22 Next Gen review

It must be noted that this review is still in progress, with the game having come out a matter of hours ago.

NBA 2k22 review gameplay
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MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: The core gameplay delivers on the court

Having said that, we are very impressed with what we've seen so far!

The gameplay feels much better than NBA 2K21, perhaps somewhat down to the Next Gen version.

The controls tutorials seem to be the only thing letting the game down at the moment, with certain sections not responding as intended or not properly explaining certain actions.

Release Date on PS5

The NBA 2K22 release date on PS5 has been set!

Lakers guard Dennis Schroeder handles the ball in NBA 2K22.
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A MATTER OF WEEKS: NBA 2K22 will drop in just a matter of weeks now

NBA 2K22 arrived on Friday, September 10, 2021 on all platforms, including PS5.

Price on PS5

The NBA 2K22 prices have been revealed!

NBA 2K22 PS5 Pre order Next Gen Price Release Date
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THE FUTURE IS NOW: And that includes futuristic prices

The NBA 2K22 Standard Edition on PS5 is priced at £64.99 / $69.99.

The Cross-Gen Digital Bundle is priced at £74.99 / $79.99, which grants access to the Standard Edition for both current and next gen platforms.

The 75th Anniversary Edition on PS5 is priced at £84.99 / $99.99 (this includes both the current gen and next gen versions).

The NBA 2K22 WNBA 25th Anniversary Edition on PS5 is priced at £64.99 / $69.99.

NBA 2K22 Pre Order

Pre orders are AVAILABLE NOW and you can see all the rewards and pre order here!

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TAKE YOUR PICK - Luka Doncic plus three NBA legends share the Cover Athlete duties

Luka Doncic of the Dallas Mavericks graces the cover of both the Standard Edition and Cross-Gen Digital Bundles.

The 75th Anniversary Edition on the other hand will see Dirk Nowitzki, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and current NBA star Kevin Durant on the cover.

Next Gen Game Modes

While NBA 2K22 on PS5 will come with a higher price, one of the advantages to the next gen title will be next gen exclusive game modes.

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ENTER THE CITY: The next gen mode should return on PS5

The big one being The City, which debuted last year and has been praised as one of the best single player modes in sports gaming today.

The City will get even bigger this year, and we may see more next gen specific upgrades to further incentivize fans to make the leap away from current gen.

NBA 2K22 Teaser Trailer Revealed

We got our first look at NBA 2K22 with this trailer. Check it out below!

The above trailer was released by NBA 2K's official YouTube account.

It gave us a taste of what's to come from NBA 2K22 on both current and next gen PlayStation consoles.