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NBA 2K20 Joins Protest Support With Free In-Game #BlackLivesMatter & “I Can’t Breathe” Shirts

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They also posted Black Lives Matter posters around the entire neighborhood section of the game.

Other huge video games have also stepped in to spread the message, like Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2 going offline and pokemon announcing they’d be donating $200,000 to the “Black Lives Matter” movement.

This is by far the most wide-ranging scope of support the Black Lives Matter movement has gotten since its inception in 2013.

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2K has been using its popularity to cover things going on in and around the culture of gaming like when it highlighted NBA great Kobe Bryant’s just days after his untimely passing in January.

As players launch the game, they are greeted by a picture of Bryant with the dates of his life listed below his image.

Source: Cassius | born unapologetic | News, Style, Culture

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