The most recent screenshots released from NBA 2K13 shed some light on the My Career mode. If you're used to calling it My Player, it seems you may have to expand your way of thinking about the mode.

They take fellow NBA 2K gamers on their career journey via YouTube. 2K Sports has even recognized a handful of these gamers by inviting them out to headquarters to share an early build of NBA 2K13 ...

In My Career, you will take your created rookie through the trials and tribulations of the Rookie Showcase, pre-draft interviews, NBA Draft and then your NBA career.

My Career remains mostly intact with the exception of a more in-depth interview process prior to being drafted as well as a change for the NBA Draft that allows your player to be selected No.1 ...

The biggest improvements to “2K13” come in My Career mode, in which gamers create a player from scratch and guide him to NBA stardom.

NBA 2K13’s developers at Visual Concepts changed the name of the series’ career mode from “My Player” to “MyCareer” this year, and in a new video, they discuss the changes coming in ...

The only saving grace for that expensive TV in your house is My Player, NBA 2K’s terrific single-player career mode. It suffers few of the visual issues that are so prevalent in the other modes.

NBA 2K's career setup consistently features a better implementation of off-the-court interactions than any other sports game, and MyCareer upholds that tradition.

2K Sports is making sure you never stop thinking about your NBA 2K13 player with the help of two new apps: MyNBA2K and NBA 2K: MyLIFE.

Overall, between the depth of My Career, its level of customization, and the Jay-Z-curated presentation, there's plenty to be excited about with NBA 2K13.

NBA 2K13 will let gamers pit the best players in NBA history against the new dynasty of talent, including the much-debated matchup between the 2012 U.S. Men's National Team and the 1992 "Dream Team." ...

The long-running hoops sim is back, and this year it's packing Bieber, Barkley, and a few other unexpected surprises. But is it still awesome on the Wii U?