There are two editions that you can purchase of NBA 2K23 to choose from The Standard Edition and the 75th Anniversary Edition 2K MT. The Standard Edition is priced at $59.99 and $69.99 on current and last generation consoles and current-gen consoles, respectively. The 75th Anniversary Edition costs at $99.99 and includes games for the two console generations and 100,000 VC and several MyTEAM benefits.

But it's worth noting that neither of these editions (or the last generation or current edition) change the badges on offer, so gamers will still get each of the 20 badges, no matter which edition they pick.

The badge system helps players design their NBA 2K23 MyPlayer following the most famous players within the NBA. Its superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo has total badges of 57, including 18 finishing badges, while the reigning MVP Nikola Jokic has 46 total badges, with 14 of them finishing. These combos go quite a ways in making players stand out from one another.

In NBA 2K23, the cost to unlock each badge level varies depending upon the type of badge. Bronze badges usually cost 1 badge point, silver badges might cost 2 or 3 points, while gold badges could cost from 3 to 5 points, while hall of fame badges can cost up to 6 or 5 badge points. Below is the complete listing of badges that are finished and what their effects are.

Acrobat - Spin, half-spin Euro-step, hop cradle, reverse and change shot attempt to layup receive a significant increase Buy NBA 2K23 MT. Additionally, the ability defeat defenders using these gatherings is improved. Backdown Punisher allows players to be more successful than normal in bringing down defenders when they are in paint.