NBA 2K7 cover art featuring Shaquille O'Neal in a Miami Heat jersey and LeBron James in a Cleveland Cavaliers jersey.

[THE FILES] : NBA 2K7 (2006)

NBA 2K7 (2006) : Cast, Runtimes, Soundtracks, Review
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NBA 2K7 (2006)

Released: September 25, 2006 (US)Next-Gen Core EraSports / Simulation / BasketballRetro Legacy Milestone

Retro Media & Playback Options

Hardware Ecosystem Playable on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PS2, Xbox Cross-generational format tracking listed across retro registries.
Retrospective Assets Watch PS3 Launch Showcase Clips Nostalgic network advertising data loops attached.
Developer Visual Concepts
Publishing Banner 2K Sports
Cover Athlete Scope Shaquille O’Neal (Miami Heat)
Countries of Origin United States

“The generation-defining standard for next-gen basketball simulation.”

Overview

NBA 2K7 stands as the definitive breakthrough installment that solidified 2K Sports’ absolute dominance over the modern basketball simulation landscape. Mechan

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NBA 2K7 cover art featuring Shaquille O'Neal in a Miami Heat jersey

NBA 2K7 – Playstation 3

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