How to pre-order NBA 2k25? Registration process, price and more explored

NBA 2K25 is set to launch on Sep. 6 and the latest edition is revolutionary in terms of its graphics. It is also set to feature a player from the WNBA for the first time in NBA 2K history. The pre-order for NBA 2K25 went live on July 10 and fans can pre-order it from the 2K store.

[https://store.2k.com/?_ga=2.43195429.1833170340.1720617164-238210428.1720617164].

Buyers can use the link to register and proceed to buy the edition of their choice. Moreover, customers can buy NBA 2K25 through five platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, and Stream. All links are provided by the 2K store, giving buyers the option to compare and even buy all editions.

As usual, the latest installment of the game will come in multiple editions. This year's installment has four, with NBA 2K25 being the standard one, and has Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum on its cover.

NBA 2K25 will also be released in a WNBA Edition — a GameStop exclusive, featuring A’Ja Wilson.

The other two editions are the All-Star Edition featuring both A’Ja Wilson & Jayson Tatum, and the Hall of Fame Edition, featuring NBA legend Vince Carter.

The basic Standard Edition is available for $69.99 across platforms like PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC, and $59.99 for Nintendo Switch.

The All-Star Edition will be available for $99.99 across all platforms. However, the WNBA Edition will be available for $69.99 on Xbox Series X|S, and PS4 & PS5. Moreover, it will only be available physically in North America.

The Hall Of Fame Edition will be released on Sep. 8. Price is set at $149.99 for Xbox Series X|S & Xbox One, PC, PS4 & PS5.

Jayson Tatum is honored to be the cover athlete for NBA 2K25

Jayson Tatum had arguably the best season of his career in 2023-24, earning his fifth All-Star nod, making the All-NBA First Team for the third straight year, and winning his first NBA title. The Boston Celtics star is also set to represent Team USA at the Paris Olympics, joining LeBron James and company in defending their gold medal. Now, he can add being chosen as an NBA 2K cover athlete to his list of accolades.

In a statement he recently made, the Celtics star said that even after winning the NBA title, being the cover athlete for NBA 2K25 is humbling for him.

"It's an honor to be named a cover athlete for NBA 2K25," Tatum said in a release. "I've been playing NBA 2K since I was a kid, and it's been a dream to one day be on the cover. Even after coming off an NBA Championship, it's humbling to see this come to life."

What is even more humbling for Tatum is the fact that it was his idol Kobe Bryant who graced the cover of NBA 2K24. Tatum is also set to wear Bryant's Team USA jersey number at the Paris Olympics.