Videogame publisher 2K revealed some screenshots of the upcoming "NBA 2K17" and the images showed team USA and even the 1992 Dream Team. Micheal Jordan's photo, however, garnered more attention.

Official tweets shows the images below;

We are proud to present your 1st official look at the 2016 USA Basketball Men's National Team in #NBA2K17! pic.twitter.com/mOos1ctq3i

— NBA 2K 2K17 (@NBA2K) July 30, 2016

The photo shows the entire roster for the 2016 USA Men's Olympic basketball team, and the players are as follows:

-4 Buttler, Jimmy from Chicago Bulls

-5 Durant, Kevin from Oklahoma City Thunder

-6 Jordan, DeAndre from Los Angeles Clippers

-7 Lowry, Kyle from Toronto Raptors #8 Barns, Harrison from Golden State Warriors

-9 DeRoza, DeMar from Toronto Raptors

-10 Irving, Kyrie from Cleveland Cavaliers

-11 Thompson, Klay from Golden State Warriors

-12 Cousins, DeMarcus from Sacramento Kings 

-13 George, Paul from Indiana Pacers

-14 Green, Draymond from Golden State Warriors

-15 Anthony, Carmelo from New York Knicks

Welcome back the legendary 1992 USA Basketball "Dream Team" in #NBA2K17! Pre-order NBA 2K17 https://t.co/1XQsShU8l7 pic.twitter.com/CfgkaZ1WX1 — NBA 2K 2K17 (@NBA2K) July 30, 2016

The photo above is USA 1992 "Dream Team" consisting of the following players in their era:

-4 Laettner, Christian from Duke Blue Devils

-5 Robinson, David from San Antonio Spurs

-6 Ewing, Patrick from New York Knicks

-7 Bird, Larry from Boston Celtics

-8 Pippen, Scottie from Chicago Bulls

-9 Jordan, Michael from Chicago Bulls

-10 Drexler, Clyde from Portland Trail Blazers

-11 Malone, Karl from Utah Jazz

-12 Stockton, John from Utah Jazz

-13 Mulling, Chris from Golden State Warriors

-14 Barkley, Charles from Phoenix Suns

-15 Johnson, Magic from Los Angeles Lakers

The Dream Team will be included as a Pre-Order Bonus for "NBA 2K17."

While these photos created even more hype for fans waiting for the game, jokes surrounding how "weird" Michael Jordan looks like also took over the comment section.

@NBA2K wtf is this pic.twitter.com/R89Ja6rXxF — Brayden McMahan (@brayden_mcmahan) July 30, 2016

This is partly a complain for the the graphical render that didn't seem to get Jordan's likeness properly or it could have been possibly just a wrong angle.

Funny looking Michael Jordan or not, "NBA 2K17" is almost out that fans are going gaga over it. The game gets released officially this coming September 20 and those who got the pre-order gets the game four days earlier.

Stay tuned for more updates and news about "NBA 2K17."