Four games are tied with an 87 rating. NBA 2K14 through 2K16 each scored the same that helped demonstrate the consistency of the franchise. 2K14 featured the LeBron James: Path to NBA 2K22 MT Greatness mode and Euroleague teams. The game also featured an excellent soundtrack. 2K15 did not do much new, but it added to the existing content. 2K16 was huge in how it introduced the concept of personalizing MyLeague with things like relocating franchises. This enabled players to design their own leagues. MyCareer mode was also a unique experience in the current era.

NBA 2K18 is the fourth tied game, with an 87-rated. It's in a position of its own because the lowest score that it earned on a platform was rating of 74 on Nintendo Switch, which is much higher than previous games' lowest. The front cover of this issue features Kyrie Irving.

Because 2K was operating in an "if it's not broken do not fix it" mode, the game had minor changes. They also added interesting elements such as Kevin Garnett and Kobe Bryant as commentators, and classic teams. The most exciting part was the addition of All-Time Teams, putting together teams from the greatest franchises' players.

Three games are with a combined score of an 89. The first one is NBA 2K3, which dates to the very beginning of the series. The series was off to a excellent start and maintained some of the gameplay elements that earned high reviews until the point of. They made Allen Iverson the cover athlete.

Although a lot of things remained same, there were some crucial modifications. Things such as Franchise mode were made to be more extensive than before but the main improvement was in the presentation. NBA 2K3 was the beginning of Buy MT 2K22 a new partnership between ESPN and NBA 2K3 that made the game feel more real than it had ever been.