Patch 1.07 for NBA 2K17 has finally been released on PC and Xbox One. The patch first arrived on PlayStation 4 last week. According to Mike Wang, Gameplay Director for NBA 2K, the latest update will nerf contested three-point shots. Also, too much dribbling and zig zagging prior to shooting will see a noticeable drop in field goal percentage with title update 1.07.

Right on schedule, 2K Sports has released the fall update for NBA 2K17 on PC, PS4, as well as Xbox One following the previously announced short server maintenance.

The latest title update (1.05) for NBA 2K17 is now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. In addition to the patch, 2K has also released a new roster update to reflect all the trades and recent transactions. The full patch notes are posted on 2K's social media, but for your convenience you can just give 'em a look down below.

2K Sports is rolling out NBA 2K17 update 1.04 on Steam, saying that it'll start heading to the Xbox One for approvals soon. PlayStation 4 players already received the latest title update earlier today. It includes a couple of gameplay tweaks across the board, but more than those, it's bringing a fix for the annoying shot meter glitch which has been bothering players since first update. Check out the full patch notes below.

2K Sports has finally released Patch 1.03 for the PC version of NBA 2K17. The update includes fixes to crash bugs, issues that made players unable to save their earned attributes, plus numerous gameplay tweaks and improvements specially for MyPark and Pro-Am mode, and a handful of PC-specific updates as well. The patch weighs in at 500 MB which is quite small compared to the patch on the consoles, but it is likely due to Steam's high compression and optimization. Check out the full patch notes below.

2K Sports has just released the latest NBA 2K17 patch on PlayStation 4, which includes a whole bunch of bug fixes, gameplay adjustments, tweaks and improvements. The patch weighs in at 7.1 GB. You can find the complete patch notes below.

With the opening of the pre-orders of NBA 2K17 on Steam, 2K Sports shared the PC requirements for the game. If your rig handles the previous iteration of NBA 2K without a problem, then you’re almost certainly set for take-off.

To get you pumped for the forthcoming release of NBA 2K17, we've made a collection of all the screenshots we could get our hands on. Most of these gameplay images were taken from the 'The Dream Lives On' trailer, while the rest were recently posted on the official social media accounts of 2K.

2K today announced the in-game soundtrack details for NBA 2K17, the upcoming release in the flagship basketball video game franchise.

The latest from 2K Sports is a new trailer featuring a match between the 1992 USA Dream Team and 2016’s USAB Team that are currently participating in the ongoing Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Set to "The Star-Spangled Banner", the video highlights some of the country's finest players, including Paul George, Magic Johnson, Jimmy Butler, Carmelo Anthony, Draymond Green, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Kevin Durant, Larry Bird, Kyrie Irving, Demarcus Cousins, Charles Barkley, and Patrick Ewing. Mike Krzyzewski aka "Coach K" has also made his first appearance in the videogame.


According to the game publisher, only fans that will pre-order NBA 2K17 will receive the legendary 1992 USA Basketball “Dream Team”, along with a special USAB MyPLAYER jersey. So, better get the game now if you haven't already to get access to the exclusive content.

NBA 2K17 is set to launch on PC, PS4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on September 20, 2016.

On the same day that five-time champion Kobe Bryant plays his final game of his career, 2K Sports announced that he would be the cover of the world's biggest basketball video game once again. The official box art was tweeted on the twitter account of 2K Sports.