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Damian Lillard, Kobe Bryant & More Star In ‘NBA 2K21’ Current-Gen Trailer | The Urban Daily

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"Everything is game" in the newest gameplay trailer for NBA 2K21. In the trailer, we get to see the next installment in the no.1 basketball video game franchise in action in current-generation technology.

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