2K Sports has made great strides with the roster update support for NBA 2K15. They're arriving daily now with changes to just about everything - accessories, shoes, injuries, rotations, signature shots, tendencies and of course ratings. One positive being seen already is a willingness to adjust big name players down. That's something 2K hesitated to do in the past. Moving LeBron James down a point is significant not because it makes him worse in the game but in demonstrating they're now m...

Over the weekend I wrote about how well 2K Sports has been doing with roster updates for NBA 2K15 - a stark departure from how they have historically struggled to provide any semblance of sufficient post-release support. The new dedication to rosters continues and now the ratings and tendency changes have started to come in making the updates about more than just the reflection of injuries and changes to accessories being worn. The biggest beneficiaries so far are Chris Bosh, Klay Thompso...

Post-release support has always been a glaring weakness of the NBA 2K series. One aspect of that has been the lack of consistent roster updates. They were sporadic at best - often inaccurate and wholly inadequate. That has finally changed with NBA 2K15. Rosters are being updated now on a daily basis and it involves more than just player movement and rotations. Adjustments are being made to accessories and shoes, injuries and returns are being reflected immediately, tendencies are being ch...