NBA 2K15 Break Attack Tutorials

NBA players always have impressive break attack performances. If you'd like to do fast break dribbling in the game like an NBA

star, then you will have to learn how to do fast breaks in NBA 2K15. Do you want to master the art of fast break dribbling like

Iverson and Kobe do? You’ll definitely want to check out the following tutorials.

1. Allen Iverson's Signature Skill: Ankle-Breaking Crossover
How-to: When there are two body positions between the matchup players, tap the accelerator button + RS to push towards the non-

dribbling hand, release RT button, and pause before tap the accelerator button + RS to push towards the other non-dribbling hand.

Keep the LS to the break direction and get rid of the opponent.
Tip: Never keep the LS forward otherwise your player will run into the defensive player.

2. Crossover
How-to: It is suitable when there isn't enough body position. Tap the accelerator button + RS to push towards the non-dribbling

hand before tap the accelerator button + RS to push towards the opposite direction. Keep the LS slightly upwards.
Tip: Don't directly push the LS upwards otherwise it will lead to inconsistency in moves.

3. Between The Legs Dribble
How-to: (During dribbling) tap the accelerator button + keeping the LS forward and slightly push the non-dribbling hand towards

the upper inclined side.

4. Killer Crossover
How-to: Tap the accelerator button + RS to slightly push towards the non-dribbling hand.

5. Behind The Back Crossover
How-to: Tap the accelerator button + RS to slightly push the non-dribbling hand towards the upper inclined side.

6. Fast break around feint
How-to: The move is suitable for fast break. Keep taping the accelerator button. When the ball is dribbled two body positions

away from the defensive player, keep the LS leftwards + RS to slightly push towards the non-dribbling hand before the fast break.

Tip: Don't keep the LS and RS on the same side otherwise there will be two killer crossovers which will lead the player to run

into the defensive player and lose the ball.