The NBA is making 2K video games a reality with moves like this.

Part of the NBA's All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis, including the entire lineup Saturday night, will feature players competing on a state-of-the-art LED court with full video.of First ever glass coat A monument to NBA history will be located at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indy, according to a Monday announcement from the league.

Events to be held on this absolutely gorgeous court include a celebrity match on February 16th and an event on February 17th that includes a skills contest, 3-point contest, slam dunk contest, and a shooting square between players. steph curry and Sabrina Ionescu.

The All-Star Game on February 18th will still be played on a wooden court.

NBA unveils state-of-the-art LED court for 2024 All-Star event at Lucas Oil Stadium

The NBA today unveiled state-of-the-art, full-video LED courts that will be used for games. #NBAAllStar The 2024 event at Lucas Oil Stadium includes; #RufflesCelebGame… pic.twitter.com/JzOLmFbgaK

— NBA (@NBA) February 5, 2024

This is pretty cool.

If you've played NBA 2K, you already know what I mean when I say the league pretty much took something from a video game and made it into reality. As someone who loves 2K culture, I'm all for it.

Can you imagine how cool it would be to watch players do what they're supposed to do on a court that's constantly flashing? (Related: Must see: Indianapolis International Airport opens indoor basketball court for NBA All-Star Weekend)

It's going to be something like Jay-Z and Ye's “Ni**as In Paris” music video.

Let's hope I don't have a seizure in the process…