"NBA 2K22" the show, which NBA 2K22 MT  premiered on the 10th of September, is the latest episode in a sports series launched by 2K Sports with the theme of the American Professional Basketball League. The new episode will be split in "Current Gen" (Current Gen) and "Next Gen" (Next Gen) versions. The former comprises PC, Switch, PS4 and Xbox One versions, while the latter is solely for PS5 as well as Xbox Series X |S is in development. The biggest difference is that the latter has improved image quality.

When playing in the "My career" mode, future-generation players are invited to the "Basketball City" to explore and tackle various tasks. In the modern console version it is an "sea court" The game structure and play of the two versions are very different. For example, the next-generation version lets you use the lower joystick at the bottom of the handle to trigger an incredibly powerful "contact slam dunk" and it goes on. This piece will expose readers to PS5 version.

The theme of "My Career" is that players are able to make their own characters and be part of the NBA and strive for an NBA career. Whether it is "Basketball City" or "Sea Court" the player will interact with a variety of NPC characters and take on various tasks. After completing the task, they gain experience points and coins of gold called "VC Coin" used to enhance the capabilities of the character.

Basketball City will have many NPCs who can be used to perform various tasks and basketball games on the street can also be played here. A character that is a representation of the persona of oneself is similar to playing a general online game however, the company behind the game also offers a specific method to play the game: once the user downloads and installs on their mobile the "MyNBA 2K22" app, they can utilize the scanner feature of the application to upload their personal persona is then a 3D component of the game.

Alongside styling, the player NBA 2K22 MT Coins also has to determine the value of the character's ability and determine the skill orientation as per the ability value (called "badge" during the game). If the character's ability value is very similar to that of some classic players, the final game will show an athlete has successfully achieved a high angle that is similar to a particular star.