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The tweet was published on the same day that the latest installment of Basketball's video games franchise NBA 2K23, was launched. NBA 2K was originally developed by Sega Sports in 1999 with regular installments throughout the year until 2004. After its sale and the creation of 2K Sports, annual releases continued under the new publisher NBA 2K MT. The 23nd edition of the popular basketball video game has Luka Don?i? from the Dallas Mavericks on its cover.

The PS5 is the latest version of PlayStation is in high demand since its debut in the year 2000. Although the PS5 was launched in November of 2020 however, it is difficult to find due to a halt in the production of parts as well as scalpers who sell the console at a higher price.

One of the most famous instances of this is a 16-year-old who earned $1.7 million through PS5s and Pokemon cards. A sweepstakes to win the PS5 is noteworthy, however NBA 2K has set the bar higher by offering a gold version of the console that is a mystery.

To be eligible to win the gold PS5 contestants just had sign up to their Twitter accounts and respond to NBA 2k's tweet using the hashtags #Sweepstakes and #2KDay. The time for the sweepstakes was, however, brief. Contestants had only 8 AM PST and 12:30 PM PST to participate.

In accordance with the terms and conditions posted on NBA 2K's website, this promotion was available only to those living in the U.S. The PlayStation is made of 24 karat gold, and the company claims that it is estimated to worth of $11,407.

Winners will be notified September 16, 2021 , and has five days in which to take home their grand prize. NBA 2K's tweet received more than 10,000 responses by the time the contest ended. In keeping with their campaign for the game's new release, NBA 2K's Twitter account offered additional possible prizes to be won throughout the game's debut day.

The game's copies as well as virtual currency and special editions were up to be won, showing that the gold PS5 was not the only exciting prize Cheap NBA 2K MT. Twitter was offering signed jerseys of stars like Shaq as well as Kobe Bryant, extremely valuable items that aren't usually offered by gaming companies.