2K Sports is delisting NBA 2K25 later this month and shutting down related server support by the end of 2026, according to reports from VGC and GameSpot. The changes remove the game from online storefronts and end access to online features, with further restrictions extending to modes that depend on network services.
Multiple outlets say the publisher has announced that NBA 2K25 will be removed from digital sale on October 30, 2026, and that online functionality ends on December 31, 2026. GameSpot reports that players who already own the title can redownload it and play offline after the shutdown, but online access is removed as of January 1, 2027. Nintendo Life adds that this includes the closure of MyCareer and MyTeam, as well as other online content. It also states that some game modes remain available after the cutoff.
While outlets agree on the delisting and server shutdown dates, they differ slightly in emphasis: VGC highlights the effect on all online modes, GameSpot details which modes become unplayable and which remain, and Nintendo Life focuses on the impact to the game’s main modes.