Starting on August 21 at 12:01 a.m. PDT, you can get an early start on your MyCAREER while testing out the new MyPLAYER builder and hitting the court two weeks ahead of the game's launch by downloading the NBA 2K20 Demo. Most importantly, the NBA 2K20 MT is a must-have currency in the game and can be used to buy players at the auction house, improve your team and beat your opponent. You can Buy Cheap NBA 2K20 MT at u4gm.com, we have a large inventory and can guarantee fast delivery.

In the NBA 2K20 Demo, you can try out multiple MyPLAYER configurations to create the player that best fits your play-style, which will be carried over to NBA 2K20 at launch on September 6. The NBA 2K20 Demo will be available exclusively on Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch.

For one, the name NBA 2K20 Demo ditches the Prelude moniker that has classified NBA 2K trials for the past few years. That being said, it's unclear what this title change means. The Prelude namesake was somewhat confusing for those not previously involved with the series, so it's possible this recent shift toward simplicity may be designed to better guide new players toward the content. It's also possible that 2K20's MyCAREER suite doesn't feature a Prelude as fans know it, signaling a potential shakeup to the established formula.

As with every new iteration of NBA 2K, a Prelude comes with NBA 2K20 which gives players a chance to see what the new game has to offer. Of course, we don't yet know what the Prelude consists of so it's unfair for us to say it has no use right now. The Prelude has often given players a hint of the storyline their player will be following and it carries over into the full release.

Luckily, both the Prelude and the demo are free and don't require any pre-ordering. If the Prelude is like how it has been in the past, it will only be available on Xbox One and PS4, but since the demo is on the Switch, it's possible the Prelude could be as well. Playing in the Prelude is always a good way to test out some of the changes that are coming to 2K and deciding whether it's worth a purchase for you.

NBA 2K20 soundtrack. There are some huge names in there, and 50 tracks. Feel like getting a preview? You can do just that on Spotify right here.

2K20's game soundtrack has names like Drake, Post Malone, Lil Wayne, Billie Eilish, Diplo, J Balvin, Travis Scott, Calvin Harris, Halsey, Juice World, Meek Mill, Sia, Selena Gomez, Katy Perry, Nipsey Hussle, Motley Crue, Young Thug, and more.

Think your music belongs on the soundtrack? You can submit it from August 1 through September 15 using the new UnitedMasters app. Steve Stoute, 2K and a celebrity judging panel will choose the 10 best tracks and add them down the line.

NBA 2K20 does hint at a couple of improvements to existing systems. Mentions of a "new MyPLAYER builder" are certainly interesting, especially if it comes bundled with less reliance on pay-to-win stat increases. Also new is the ability to test multiple MyPLAYER configurations at once. In previous iterations of the Prelude, it was an annoying process to build secondary ballers, so it's nice to see that problem has been addressed. Last but not least, NBA 2K20 Demo is the first of its kind to appear on Nintendo Switch as well. We'll likely learn more about the specifics of the demo in the weeks ahead, but there's just enough detail in this first release to generate excitement amongst fans.

Follow 2k games' official twitter account, or u4gm's news and guide to learn more about NBA 2K20.

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