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New NBA 2K14 Patch Going Through The Approval Process
A new patch for NBA 2K14, which has been experiencing myriad online issues since release, is currently going through the approval process.
Chris Manning, community manager for NBA 2K, tweeted last night about the game's fourth patch. It addresses an issue with the Xbox One version of the game periodically dropping to the main menu along with other issues, has been submitted for approval. The process usually takes 10-14 days, according to Manning.
#NBA2K14 Patch 4 submitted to 1st party. Looks to address XB1 drop to main menu issue among other fixes. Usual 10-14 day approval process.
— Chris Manning 2K14 (@LD2K) January 16, 2014
2K's Ronnie 2K added some more details to the patch notes saying MyGM contract negotiations and playoff advancing fixes are also part of the patch. When the patch receives approval, a full list of fixes will be available.
MyGM Contract negotiations & playoff advancing are also addressed in Patch 4. As usual, full notes coming when greenlit for release #NBA2K14
— Ronnie 2K 2K14 (@Ronnie2K) January 16, 2014
NBA 2K14 has been receiving regular patches since release in response to many players experiencing issues.
For our review of NBA 2K14, head here. To read our wish list for NBA 2K15, head here. To read Andrew Reiner's blog covering his own experiences with NBA 2K14, The Disgruntled Life Of An NBA Ball Hog: An Ongoing NBA 2K14 Adventure, head here.
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Our Take
Along with Battlefield 4, next-gen games with online focus have been stumbling out of the gate. Hopefully these issues are just the result of growing pains for new hardware.
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