NBA 2K22 has not yet been officially announced, but most people think it will arrive in the second week of September. As the release date approaches, we still haven't heard of any features, and haven't even seen the cover athletes get confirmed, despite multiple loopholes circulating around. No matter who is on the cover, or how many of the 10 things we hope to see make it into this year's game, it is almost certain that NBA 2K22 will be an element that Madden 22 will provide.

Madden 22 has a new game element called Momentum Factors, designed to mimic the concept of tug of war that can be played in a single NFL game. More importantly, M-Factors adds an element of home field advantage. Every NFL team has a unique M-Factor that can be activated during the game. Home M-Factors is designed to be related to stadiums, teams and NBA 2K22 MT. When I participated in a private preview event in early June, I couldn't help wondering how good it would be if the NBA 2K game had such a feature.

You can successfully prove that the NBA has the strongest home court advantage in any sport. This is one of the reasons why the team played 82 games to get the right to play more games at home in the playoffs. If you have been watching basketball for the past 20 years, you may have heard the announcer say that basketball is a running game. These operations are easily the results or characteristics of momentum.

The whole concept suggests that 2K should probably have some momentum mechanism in the game. Some people may think that the takeover and team takeover system is a 2K version of the concept. It is correct to Buy 2K22 MT to a certain extent. However, Takeover is not really environmentally friendly. It does not affect the existence of fans or players on a certain stadium. Familiarity provides any trust. These elements are missing from the 2K experience.