When he is not spending countless hours in the gym honing his game, Minnesota Timberwolves superstar Karl-Anthony Towns loves to just sit back and play video games on his PC. He now has a gaming rig fit for his All-Star stature, as he unveiled a ridiculous newly customized set-up.

Towns appeared on XBOX's new show called Signature Rigs, where the 24-year-old slotman was given a new set-up, which is the stuff of every gamer's dreams. Apart from massively improving KAT's previous 1080p gaming specs, the show's tech experts built a basketball-inspired design that perfectly fits his personality. The impressive machine featured cutting-edge components fit into a custom spherical chassis, which resembles the shape of a basketball.

Check out Towns' reaction upon seeing his new set-up.

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While Towns is admittedly an avid gamer even before he reached the NBA, he revealed that video games were also some sort of pastime for him and his mom, Jacqueline Cruz, who passed away due to COVID-19 complications last April.

“I just play a lot of first person shooters, a lot of sports games. Me and my mom bonded over Streets of Rage. We used to play it all the time on a Sega Genesis. My mom was a low-key gamer, too.”

Karl-Anthony Towns was plagued by injuries this past NBA campaign and spent a ton of time playing video games during his recovery. The former Kentucky standout even streamed some of his favorite gaming titles when the NBA suspended its season in March. Now back to 100 percent, Towns is expected to have a strong bounce-back year in the upcoming season.