The cover stars for NBA 2K20 have been announced. New Orleans Pelicans leader and six-time NBA All-Star Anthony Davis will front the standard edition of the game, while recently-retired Miami Heat stalwart and three-time NBA Champion Dwayne Wade will be fronting the Legend Edition of the game. You can check out a very brief teaser trailer for NBA 2K20, below.
And here are the game’s two covers (click images for full resolution).
Here’s the full rundown of the game’s standard, digital deluxe, and Legend editions:
NBA 2K20 Standard Edition ($60)
- 5,000 Virtual Currency;
- 5,000 MyTEAM Points;
- 5 MyCAREER Skill Boosts;
- MyPLAYER Clothing Capsule;
- 10 MyTEAM League packs (delivered one per week);
- 5 Heat Check packs (delivered one per week beginning at the start of the NBA season).
NBA 2K20 Digital Deluxe Edition ($80)
- 35,000 Virtual Currency;
- 10,000 MyTEAM Points;
- 10 MyCAREER Skill Boosts;
- MyPLAYER Clothing Capsule;
- 10 MyTEAM League Packs (delivered one per week);
- 10 MyTEAM Heat Check Packs (delivered one per week beginning at the start of the NBA season);
- 1 Sapphire MyTEAM Cover Athlete Card.
NBA 2K20 Legend Edition ($100)
- 100,000 Virtual Currency;
- 50,000 MyTEAM Points;
- 20 MyCAREER Skill Boosts;
- MyPLAYER Clothing Capsule;
- MyPLAYER Apparel Collection;
- MyPLAYER Shoe Collection;
- 20 MyTEAM League Packs (delivered one per week);
- 20 MyTEAM Heat Check Packs (delivered one per week beginning at the start of the NBA season);
- 5 MyTEAM Theme Packs (one per theme release across the next five releases);
- 2 Sapphire MyTEAM Cover Athlete Cards.
Not much word yet on what changes NBA 2K20 will be bringing to the game, although the trailer suggest the WNBA will finally make its series debut. NBA 2K19 (check out Wccf’s review here) remained solid on the court, but it’s overbearing monetization and bad MyGM writing was a drag. Here’s hoping NBA 2K20 is a little more ambitious.
NBA 2K20 fastbreaks on to PC, Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch on September 6. Pre-orders are open now. The game will also be available via Google Stadia when it launches in November.
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