How to Call a Screen in NBA 2K23 - Ultimate Guide

Today we bring a guide where we will explain how to call a screen in NBA 2K23.

What are the screens in NBA 2K23?

  These are nothing more than players who help the ball handler to get rid of the defender who may be behind and create a path that is safe to enter the area in order to score a basket, so it is necessary to know how. Call a screen in NBA 2K23, this is part of the mechanics that this game has, this is usually added to the new features allowing us to create a space between the player who has the ball and the defending player.

How to call a screen in NBA 2K23?

  Calling the screens is part of the options that this game has, and it is that not only making a block is an option, there is this other mechanic that can be executed and to give you more details about it, we are here.
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• We must hold down L1 in the case of playing on the PS, if we play on the Xbox we must hold down LB, then we must take care of holding the center, the power forward or any nearby player of the team that comes and can create a screen.
• Next, we press L3 in order to change the handler's side of the ball if necessary.
• To finish, we press R1 on PS or RB on the Xbox to finish the screen.

 

 Knowing how to call a screen in NBA 2K23 is an interesting task, a screen is always useful in difficult situations, the screen has the ability to get between the player who is handling the ball and of course the defender, the latter usually moves giving us an opportunity to score a basket.

 There is the possibility of calling a false screen, to do this we must take care of pressing L1 on PS and LB twice on the Xbox, this allows the false screen to appear in which the player usually goes back in the middle, this makes them clear defensive players and therefore we are allowed to handle the ball.

 Now that you know how to call a screen in NBA 2K23, you can run it and thus achieve scoring without further complexity.