"NBA 2K16," a popular basketball simulating video game, has updated its roster as of Jan. 14. It includes major changes and is intended at giving a face lift to the game. Roster update came four months after "NBA 2K16" was released.

Christian Post reported that the roster update has come along with changes in team colors - jerseys and other accessories that players use. This change is coming in quick footsteps of December updates where locker codes were updated.

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International Business Times has provided a list of players whose ratings have been changed. Tyreke Evans has improved his rating by two point, and now stands at 82.

Players whose ranks have increased by a point include LeBron James at 95, DeMarcus Cousins at 89, Carmelo Anthony at 88, Kyle Lowry at 88, Klay Thompson at 86, LaMarcus Aldridge at 85, Al Horford at 83, Dwight Howard at 83, Gordan Hayward at 83, Danilo Gallinari at 82, Khris Middleton at 80, Kristaps Porzingis at 80.

Those whose ratings have decreased by two points include Jeff Teague, who now stands at 80, and Avery Bradley, currently standing at 79.

Those whose ratings have been downgraded by a point were Kawhi Leonard at 91, Reggie Jackson at 83, C.J. McCollum at 82, Kemba Walker at 82, Marc Gasol at 81, Brandon Jennings at 79, Giannis Antetokounmpo at 79, Will Barton at 79 and Rudy Gobert at 79.

"NBA 2K" series is based on simulating the experience of the National Basketball Association. "NBA 2K16" has met with positive reception ever since its release last year. 2K Sports team has launched many updates in months following its release.

"NBA 2K16" is 17th installment of "NBA 2K" series and was released in September 2015. The game can be played on Microsoft Windows PC, Xbox One, PS 4, PS 3 and Xbox 360. A mobile version of "NBA 2K16" was also released in Oct. 14, 2015 for Android and iOS users.

Watch the official "NBA 2K16" trailer below: