'NBA 2K16'Special Edition features Michael Jordan on the cover

New-generation basketball superstars are not the only ones 2K Sports is recognizing for their domination in the court. The game developer is also honoring one of the pillars of the sport in the upcoming "NBA 2K16" simulation game. Legendary basketball player Michael Jordan, who was the face of "NBA 2K10," will grace the cover of the upcoming game's special edition to celebrate his influence in the field.

"I'm excited about this year's NBA 2K's Special Edition," Jordan said in a statement. "NBA 2K16 allows gamers young and old to not only experience and re-create some of my greatest moments on the basketball court but also customize their players with Jordan shoes and apparel."

Pre-ordering the special edition brings a lot of exciting benefits for players and fans of His Airness. Not only will players get "NBA 2K16" on Sept. 25, four days before its Sept. 29 official launch date, they will also get some amazing collectables and exciting in-game content. This package of basketball heaven, priced at $79.99, includes: 

  • Jordan NBA 2K16 Poster
  • Jordan Fathead Wall Cling
  • Digital Jordan shoes for your MyPLAYER
  • Digital Jordan T-shirt for your MyPLAYER
  • Digital Jordan jersey for your MyPLAYER
  • 30,000 Virtual Currency

The "NBA 2K16" special edition, which will be available in both digital and physical formats, also grants buyers a MyTEAM VIP+ bundle, which contains three Emerald Packs and a new Special Edition Exclusive Moments Card. Those who want to avail of this sweet deal can do so via Amazon or Gamestop. 

The standard version of the title, which features a career mode directed by sports filmmaker and New York Knicks fan Spike Lee, will have Stephen Curry, Anthony Davis, or James Harden on the cover. 

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