NBA 2K15 System Requirements Revealed For PC Users, Will Cost $59.99

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You can run a PC game on your tv because I've run mine on my 60 inch 3d tv and a projector 100 inch screen plenty of times.

Anyway, the mods are the things people are saying thats going to take this game over the top which is always did and not just graphically, but adding a horde of teams, authentic presentation wipes, re-doing floors, adding accessories, fixing faces, and so much more stuff its not even funny.

Last gen 2k14 if you want to compare... PC has every season from the 1970s until 2014 with both retro and modern settings to compliment them. Cannot be done on a console.

[P-Dub]

Specs require that your PC has Windows 7 64 bit or higher like Windows 8. I think people may be overlooking that.

[Vroman]

Quote: Originally Posted by jersez

I have everything outside the CPU and gpu with a i3-3220 and 1gb 7850 but I play on 1680x1050 but I think I'll Still Upgrade for future games

I'm with very similiar rig - i3-3240, radeon 7850 1gb and 8gb ram.
No problem to handle battlefield 4 on high setting. Doubt nba 2k will be more demanding than modern fps titles.

The requirements are just unclear, gap between minimum and recommended specs is very big on cpu side.And no specific graphic cardsm there are many 2gb vram gpus which can only run games on low settings.

[ghettog]

Quote: Originally Posted by BigTone1970

If it's gonna cost the same as the console version, I think it's pointless to buy it for the PC.

To each his own, but I disagree. If anything now that the PC version has all the features of the console version its pointless to buy the console version. The PC version can have better visuals(depending on your system). PC version will eventually have all kind of mods.

I am gladly gonna pay $60 dollars for the PC version and hope for continued support like this for the future NBA 2k PC versions.

[Shmaks]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vroman

Doubt nba 2k will be more demanding than modern fps titles. The requirements are just unclear, gap between minimum and recommended specs is very big on cpu side.And no specific graphic cardsm there are many 2gb vram gpus which can only run games on low settings.

100% agree, the same thoughts

[BenGerman]

If those are the recommended specs, almost no one will be playing this game on high settings. Really doubt it's true.

i5 (mid range)/AMD 6300 with 750 ti/R9 270x + should be fine.

[Nza]

i5's and i7's are practically the same for gaming.

50GB space is pretty full on.

Really, really vague specs. They may as well have just said "a PC you can play games on".

[BrianFifaFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by BigTone1970

So, when is the last time that a sports game was better on the PC than on the highest end console? There are so many variables when attempting to get a game to run smooth on a PC as opposed to the console version which will be specifically designed to maximize the specs of the specific console. While there may be considerable modding done, only the highest top-spec PCs can run games as smooth as the XBOX one or PS4. Not too mention, I for one prefer my sports games on a huge big screen, not a 24" monitor. Just my two cents....

I prefer them on a large screen,too. My 42" Viewsonic looks pretty good! Especially from two feet away.