Let’s talk about one of the most crucial settings in NBA 2K25: the camera angle. Trust me, getting this right can make a world of difference in your gameplay, whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out.
First things first, let’s tackle the camera settings for your single-player modes, like MyCareer and Play Now. Here’s what you need to do:
- Start the game and hop onto the court.
- Hit that pause button and navigate to the “Camera” option on the far right.
- Explore the various camera views and find the one that feels just right for you.
- Fine-tune your chosen view by adjusting the zoom, height, key zoom, and auto flip settings.
Tip: If you mess up, no worries! Just hit “Reset to Default” and start fresh.
Personally, I’m a big fan of the 2K view. I usually keep the zoom between 5 and 10, with a height of 10. It gives me a clear view of the entire court and helps me spot those open lanes like a hawk.
Now, let’s move on to the online games and playing in the city. Changing the camera view here can be a bit tricky since you can’t pause the game. You’ll need to find a break in the action when you and your defender don’t have the ball. Then, quickly hit right on the D-pad (for both Xbox and PlayStation) to cycle through the camera views until you find your sweet spot.
Word of advice: give your teammates a heads up before you start fiddling with the camera settings mid-game. You don’t want to accidentally give up a play or a bucket while you’re trying to get your view just right.
Remember, the key to success in NBA 2K25 is finding the camera angle that works best for you. It might take some trial and error, but trust me, it’s worth it. Once you’ve got your view locked in, you’ll be dominating the court like a true MVP.