Court documents show Take-Two told a judge that NBA 2K players have no ownership or other rights to virtual currency and MyTeam cards. The admission came in response to a lawsuit demanding transfer of VC between annual releases. The filing frames the practice as a license, not property. For millions of players who spend real money each year, the statement reframes the entire NBA 2K economy.
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Do NBA 2K players own their VC and MyTeam cards?
- A: No. Court documents show Take-Two admits players have no ownership or other rights, only a revocable license to use the items.
- Q: Can players transfer VC between annual NBA 2K releases?
- A: No. Take-Two opposes transfer, arguing players lack property rights in VC and cards, so no transfer is required.
- Q: What does this mean for money spent on NBA 2K?
- A: Real money spending buys a limited license, not an asset. Players cannot keep, sell, or transfer their purchases between games.