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  "path": "/best-settings-to-use-in-nba-the-run/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-10T19:00:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "_NBA The Run_ offers an expansive list of controls and other settings that you will want to tinker with before hopping into your first tournament. While you can learn on the fly and potentially cost your team a free win, it’s better to enter Shootaround mode and see which settings you need fixed. Whether it’s adjusting the audio so the announcer doesn’t constantly blare in your ear or tweaking your video settings on PC to boost your frames per second, the settings menu should be your first stop in _NBA The Run_.\n\nIf you don’t want to mess with the settings yourself, you’re in luck: we have a complete list of the best settings to use in _NBA The Run_ , regardless of your platform.\n\n## Best NBA The Run Settings\n\nIn total, there are only a few settings menus that you need to worry about in _NBA The Run_. Of course, with the game so short-lived at this point, more settings could come in the future that let you further customize your game, but we’re not quite there yet.\n\nScreenshot via Operation Sports\n\nInstead, you can look at the sections below to find all the settings menus and what we have selected for each.\n\n### Video Settings (PC)\n\n  * Brightness: 100\n  * Screen Mode: Fullscreen\n  * Resolution: 1920×1080 (or your monitor’s top resolution output)\n  * Graphics Quality: High\n  * Refresh Rate: Your monitor’s maximum Hz (60, 144, etc.)\n  * Anti-Aliasing: TSR\n  * Anti-Aliasing Quality: Balanced\n  * Vysnc: Off\n  * Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: On + Boost\n  * Greyscale Opponents: On (personal preference)\n  * Color Blind Mode: Off (unless needed)\n\n\n\n### Audio Settings\n\n  * Master Volume: 75%\n  * Music: 50%\n  * Sound Effects: 80%\n  * Announcer: 75%\n\n\n\n### Game Settings\n\n  * Menu Language: Your native language\n  * Controller Vibration: On (personal preference, but there are unique vibrations for different in-game actions)\n  * Player Name Tags: Team Only\n  * Network Stats: Off\n\n\n\n## Can You Change Controls In NBA The Run?\n\nScreenshot via Operation Sports\n\nIf you’ve looked at the settings menus in _NBA The Run_ , you might have noticed we’ve left out a major menu: Controls. While you absolutely want to familiarize yourself with all of the control schemes and button combinations in _NBA The Run_ , you likely want to change some of the inputs, regardless of whether you’re on a keyboard or a controller.\n\n**Unfortunately, in the game’s current state, there is no way to change your keybinds or controls.** You’re forced to use all the default combinations and buttons, which means we’re all shooting with Square/X, no matter how accustomed we are to the stick-shooting mechanics in _NBA 2K_.\n\nIt remains to be seen if the developers at Play By Play Studios will ever allow players to use custom controls, but for now, you have to learn all of the default options in _NBA The Run_.",
  "title": "Best Settings to Use in NBA The Run"
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