'NBA 2K15': PC and Xbox One update details

The "NBA 2K15" Patch 3 update for PlayStation 4 has already been released. The same patch will be available for PC and Xbox One versions as well. There is still no definite date on the patch release for the versions mentioned, but PlayStation Lifestyle notes that it will be "soon." 

The patch fixes can be applied to any game mode saves, so there shouldn't be any problem. For the most part, the patch should fix all major bugs and errors within the game since its release. Details of Patch 3 were also revealed and with the long list, players of "NBA 2K15" should prepare for huge changes. 

In the general aspect of the game, the face scanning process has been improved as well as the MyPark Championship experience. Players such as Carmelo Anthony, Chris Andersen, Dwight Howard, and a whole lot more get new hairstyles and beards. There are also new head scans for players.  

Further, uniforms for the Atlanta Hawks, Toronto Raptors and referees have been updated. There's improved lip sync and facial animations. Online Leagues now have league member screen. 

For gameplay, defensive movement has been improved. Shooting foul issues are fixed as well as the 3-point line recognition errors. Pass speeds are increased to avoid floaty passes. Behind-the-back dribble moves have been nerfed, but control unresponsiveness issues are fixed, too. Offensive and defensive rebounding is now balanced. 

In My CAREER, shot awareness and percentages are improved making teammates more effective. Grade evaluation has also improved. During offseason, a team will not be able to recruit a player anymore if they already have a team. Camera views of huddles have also been fixed. 

There are really tons more where those details came from and gamers are encouraged to read every bit of it. Full update details can be seen in the "NBA 2K15" Official Facebook page. Nonetheless, the release date for Patch 3 for PC and Xbox One should be announced soon enough.

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