Visual Concepts

COMPANY» Founded 1988-01-01

Novato,CA,USA

Visual Concepts is a video game development company best known for the development of the 2K sports series. Visual Concepts is owned by Take-Two Interactive.

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Visual Concepts is a video game development company best known for the development of the 2K sports series. Visual Concepts is owned by Take-Two Interactive.

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ESPN NBA 2K5 (Game)

28 September 2004

ESPN NBA 2K5 is the sixth installment of the NBA 2K series of realistic basketball games, updating the roster to the 2004/2005 NBA season while re-inventing the franchise mode (now known as "The Association").

PS2​ XBOX​

ESPN NFL 2K5 (Game)

20 July 2004

NFL 2K5 continued the NFL 2K series with an improved presentation featuring ESPN personalities such as Chris Berman, Trey Wingo, and Suzy Kolber.

PS2​ XBOX​

NBA 2K2 (Game)

24 October 2001

NBA 2K2 brings the NBA 2K series of realistic basketball games to all sixth-generation consoles, updating the roster to the 2001/2002 NBA season while adding a new "Fantasy Mode", where every player in the season is put into the drafting pool.

PS2​ GCN​ XBOX​ +1

Claymates (Game)

20 November 1993

Released in 1993, Claymates is a platformer game where the hero Clayton (pun unfortunately intended) has been turned into a ball of clay. He has to save his dad and, using power ups, can turn into various animals.

SNES​ NSW​

ESPN College Hoops 2K5 (Game)

17 November 2004

An American college basketball game.

PS2​ XBOX​

NFL 2K (Game)

9 September 1999

NFL 2K was a launch title for the Dreamcast and was a Hall-of-Fame worthy answer to EA's Madden Football series. You can't coach that.

DC​

ESPN NBA Basketball 2004 (Game)

21 October 2003

ESPN NBA Basketball (also known as NBA 2K4) is the fifth installment of the NBA 2K series of realistic basketball games, updating the roster to the 2003/2004 NBA season while adding a new player manuever system (using the right analog stick) and a new player creation/training mode.

PS2​ XBOX​

NBA 2K8 (Game)

2 October 2007

NBA 2K8 continues a five year legacy as the #1 rated NBA simulation with in-game features that bring basketball to life like never before.

PS2​ X360​ PS3​

NBA 2K14 (Game)

1 October 2013

The fifteenth installment of 2K Sports' basketball sim arrives just in time for the 2013-14 NBA season.

PC​ X360​ XONE​ +3

Taz-Mania (Game)

31 May 1993

A video game adaptation of the Taz-Mania cartoon, starring the Tasmanian Devil. The SNES version is markedly different from the Sega platformer, as it plays far more like a racing game.

SNES​

NBA 2K (Game)

10 November 1999

NBA 2K is the first in a series of realistic basketball games (of the same name), bringing a customizable 1999/2000 basketball season to the Dreamcast.

DC​

ESPN NFL Football (Game)

3 September 2003

Sega's fifth NFL game and the first to use the ESPN license. Though it is a follow-up to NFL 2K3, the game's official title does not include "2K".

PS2​ XBOX​

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Company details

Name

Visual Concepts

Abbreviation

Founded

1 January 1988

Location

Novato,CA,USA

Website

http://2ksports.com

Aliases

Developed Games

• ESPN NBA 2K5 (Game)
• ESPN NFL 2K5 (Game)
• NBA 2K2 (Game)
• Claymates (Game)
• ESPN College Hoops 2K5 (Game)
• NFL 2K (Game)
• ESPN NBA Basketball 2004 (Game)
• NBA 2K8 (Game)
• NBA 2K14 (Game)
• Taz-Mania (Game)
• NBA 2K (Game)
• ESPN NFL Football (Game)
• NCAA College Football 2K2: Road to the Rose Bowl (Game)
• All-Pro Football 2K8 (Game)
• NBA 2K7 (Game)
• NBA 2K3 (Game)
• College Hoops 2K6 (Game)
• NBA Action 98 (Game)
• NBA 2K9 (Game)
• NHL 2K9 (Game)
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Published Games

• None
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Franchises

• NBA (Franchise)
• NBA 2K (Franchise)
• WWE (Franchise)
• WWE 2K (Franchise)
• NFL 2K (Franchise)
• ESPN (Franchise)
• MLB (Franchise)
• Major League Baseball 2K (Franchise)
• Madden NFL (Franchise)
• NCAA Basketball (Franchise)
• NCAA College Hoops 2K (Franchise)
• National Hockey League (Franchise)
• EA Sports NHL (Franchise)
• NHL 2K (Franchise)
• ClayFighter (Franchise)
• NCAA College Football 2K (Franchise)
• World Series Baseball (Franchise)
• 2K Drive (Franchise)
• Bill Walsh College Football (Franchise)
• Death Note (Franchise)

People

• Allen Iverson (Person)
• Jay Styne (Person)
• Terence McGovern (Person)
• Bruno Mars (Person)
• Jim Hughson (Person)
• Randy Moss (Person)
• Wayne Gretzky (Person)

Characters

• Kobe Bryant (Character)
• Shaquille O'Neal (Character)
• Dirk Nowitzki (Character)
• Vince Carter (Character)
• Kevin Garnett (Character)
• Paul Pierce (Character)
• Steve Nash (Character)
• Chauncey Billups (Character)
• Dominique Wilkins (Character)
• Gregg Popovich (Character)
• Jason Kidd (Character)
• Jason Terry (Character)
• Allen Iverson (Character)
• Larry Bird (Character)
• Pau Gasol (Character)
• Tim Duncan (Character)
• Tony Parker (Character)
• Andrei Kirilenko (Character)
• Carmelo Anthony (Character)
• Dikembe Mutombo (Character)

Concepts

• Licensed Game (Concept)
• Cover Athlete (Concept)
• Year in the Title (Concept)
• Polygonal 3D (Concept)
• Real Photos on Cover Art (Concept)
• Referees (Concept)
• Commentary (Concept)
• Achievements (Concept)
• Basketball (Concept)
• Cheerleader (Concept)
• National Basketball Association (Concept)
• Artificial Intelligence (Concept)
• Chicago Bulls (Concept)
• Height Slider (Concept)
• Online (Concept)
• Xbox Live (Concept)
• Los Angeles Lakers (Concept)
• Portland Trail Blazers (Concept)
• Digital Distribution (Concept)
• Indiana Pacers (Concept)

Locations

• Ohio (Location)
• New York (Location)
• Basketball Court (Location)
• New York City (Location)
• Chicago (Location)
• Miami (Location)
• Missouri (Location)
• Wisconsin (Location)
• Boston (Location)
• The United States of America (Location)
• Wells Fargo Center (Location)
• Oregon (Location)
• Seattle (Location)
• Madison Square Garden (Location)
• Milwaukee (Location)
• Portland (Location)
• San Antonio (Location)
• American Airlines Center (Location)
• Los Angeles (Location)
• Staples Center (Location)

Objects

• Sports Jersey (Object)
• Basketball (Object)
• Basketball Hoop (Object)
• Cleats (Object)
• Scoreboard (Object)
• Football (Object)
• Headband (Object)
• Football Helmet (Object)
• Microphone (Object)
• Baseball (Object)
• Shoes (Object)
• Sneakers (Object)
• Baseball Bat (Object)
• Helmet (Object)
• Running Shoes (Object)
• Table (Object)
• Baseball Cap (Object)
• Baseball Glove (Object)
• Beard (Object)
• Goal (Object)