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I kind of just jumped into it and I was pretty good at that and I’ve gotten every Call of Duty since then. My first game was Call of Duty 4 (Modern Warfare). Just like with other Call of Duty games, I tend to play through the story mode first and head straight into the multiplayer. Seeing Call of Duty: WWII for the first time in 4K:

It’s just fun to be able to enjoy ourselves and play Call of Duty and not take ourselves too seriously… I mean, I wouldn’t want them to know where I live of course, but it’s fun to interact with them and let them know that I’m more than just a basketball player. I like to reaching out to a variety of fans, some of whom will never get a chance to talk to you (in person). I got my rocket launcher, so it was a lot of fun to get on a livestream and to play and interact with fans and to play with somebody who does a lot (of livestreams). It’s not everyday we get to ask an NBA player about his passion for anime, so you know we had to jump on that. We also had a chance to talk to Fox about his take on the new Call of Duty: WWII, life in the NBA, his relationship with Nike and his fandom of Dragon Ball Z. Fox even has his own Twitch channel where he interacts with fans and plays games with them. Last night, Fox was part of a CoD livestream with Twitch Streamer and YouTuber DEXB0T (peep the Chaos-inspired Nike Air Prestos). Sure, the NBA gig is probably preventing him from being on par with some of the Call of Duty players in the world – priorities and all – so we’ll have to settle for him being one of the most visible athletes right now who enjoys the CoD as much the games who cop the game at launch.

The Kentucky product came in the league as part of a very talented draft class that will be talked about for years to come and Fox has shown early on that he has to the ability (not to mention the speed) to be among those that will be mentioned frequently in that group.īut if you’re a fan of Fox, you can totally imagine a different scenario where Fox is absolutely lighting it up in the esports world as a professional gamer. Make no mistake about it, NBA rookie De’Aaron Fox is living his dream of being an NBA player for the Sacramento Kings.