‘NBA 2K15’ Gameplay & Update: LA Clippers Adds Nate Robinson

The latest updates on "NBA 2K15" provides the changes to the roster of certain teams, individual attributes, player movements, rotations, injuries and player signings. A new small update is already available is scheduled for release to the public on March 8.

DesignNTrend reported that the new update particularly included the signing of point guard Nate Robinson with the Los Angeles Clippers.

ESPN also noted that the L.A. Clippers recently signed Robinson to a 10-day contract in March 7. Robinson joined the team on Saturday and will be able to play against the Golden State Warriors the following day.

Coach Doc Rivers said, "It's just that we needed another guy and to me he has the most experience. You know, we'd rather have a 3 or someone like that probably, but when I look at it I don't really care about positions sometimes. I'd rather get a guy that's been in the league, can score and has experience."

Rivers added, "I know Nate. I've coached him. So I have a comfort there."

The Clippers had reportedly been interested in acquiring Robinson since he became available in January 2015. According to Rivers, he would be a great replacement for the injured Jamal Crawford in the next several days. Robinson previously played two seasons with the Denver Nuggets before opting out of his contract. He was traded to the Boston Celtics for Jameer Nelson in January but was waived by the team before appearing in a game.

"[Chicago] was one of the options along with the Wizards, the Cavs and a couple of other teams," said Robinson in the same ESPN article. "But the Clippers were really on me, so I think this will be a better fit." 

International Business Times reported that the last roster updates were made for "NBA 2K15" on March 5, 2015. Some of the notable changes include increases in overall points for Jordan Clarkson of the Los Angeles Lakers and Devon Harris of the Dallas Mavericks. Jason Richardson and Russell Westbrook also previously had accessory changes.

Westbrook also had several adjustments made such as OVR 95 (+1), Defensive Rebound +10, Box Out +8, Hustle +9, Speed +1, Pass Perception +5, Steal +4, Driving Layup +4, Standing Close +3. Other adjustments involve the New Orleans Pelicans' Tyreke Evans with OVR 81 (+1)- Shot IQ +8, Offensive Consistency +10 and Alexis Ajinca who had OVR 75 (+1)- Standing Close +10, Moving Close +20. Andrew Wiggins of the Minnesota Timberwolves had OVR 80 (+1)- Offensive Consistency +10, Lateral Quickness +2, Quickness +3. John Wall of the Washington Wizards had OVR 88 (-1)- Standing Three -4, Moving Three -4.