You've already controlled some of the biggest names in basketball on the NBA 2K series, and for its next edition, you might be able to play as U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.

This ex-basketball player has played on the celebrity all-star games, where teams of celebrities compete against one another. He was contacted by 2k spokesman Ronnie2k on Twitter.

"Have a great opportunity for you pertaining to the NBA 2K franchise. Follow me if interested," Ronnie 2K said.

The game has previously included Justin Bieber, JB Smoove, Bow Wow, Pauly D from "Jersey Shore," Meek Mill and Sean Kingston.

The company has slowly revealed bits and pieces of the game, which does not have an announced release date as of yet. On its Instagram, it shared a picture of basketball player Andre Iguodala, with the caption, "Andre Iguodala is in the office today doing work for NBA 2K15. What's next? You'll find out soon. #NBA2K15 #NBA2k"

Having Iguodala as part of the game is not so surprising, but perhaps he'll have a bigger role in the game. Or they could just be teasing something else.

BallUp's Gary "G" Smith also used Instagram to show a bit of how the game is made. In it, he and another man are wearing motion capture suits. Smith is dunking, and the other man is getting dunked on, according to Bleacher Report.

The NBA 2K series has been the dominant and sometimes only basketball game available. The next version will be looking to improve on some of the problems that the 2K14 version had.