Category: MLB The Show
MLB 10 The Show Patch #2 Release and Fixes (3-18-10)
Posted by Kev5890 in Featured Posts, MLB The Show, Recent News Wednesday, 17 March 2010 18:16 No Comments
The second patch will be live on Thursday 3-18-10. The fix list is below. Also, this patch was worked after the game had shipped, so we had a chance to address issued reported by consumers. We fixed all we could given the time frame for this patch to go live as soon as possible. While I’m sure it doesn’t cover all issues you are experiencing, we are continuously investigating other problems and we will update everyone once we have more concrete information. Regarding problems with leagues, some of these issues can be fixed server side, while others may require a patch. Again, we will keep the community updated on this situation as best as possible. We thank you for your patience and help identifying these issues.
Click learn more to see the fixes.
MLB 10: The Show – Catcher Calling the Game
Posted by Kev5890 in Featured Posts, MLB The Show, Recent News Tuesday, 16 February 2010 17:01 No Comments
Hello again everyone. This is Eddy Cramm, Senior Designer for MLB 10: The Show, and I am here today to talk about the new Catcher Calling the Game feature. Catchy name, huh? Road to the Show, since its inception has been a very well received mode because it gives the gamer a very deep, realistic, and fun alternative to the traditional career mode. The mode allows you to create the guy you want to create, in the position you want him to play. Depending on the position that you choose, you will be asked to do different things in the field that are specific to your position. Last year, as we looked back on our game, there was one position we wanted to improve upon. That was the catcher.
MLB 10 The Show New Pick-Off System
Posted by MPDamon in Featured Posts, MLB The Show, Recent News Sunday, 14 February 2010 13:53 No Comments
The MLB 10 The Show developers have released a video showcasing the new Pick-Off system added to this years release. There are now three types of moves that can be performed with different button combinations. The three types of moves are the normal casual move, a new quick move and finally a deceptive move. I would assume that pitchers will have ratings for each type of move and lefties will benefit the most from the deceptive move going to first base. Check out the video below for more details and a look at the new moves.
Trailer for MLB 10: The Show
Posted by Kev5890 in Featured Posts, MLB The Show, Recent News Friday, 12 February 2010 20:45 No Comments
SCEA has released the official trailer for MLB 10: The Show which mixes game footage with real MLB video footage and commentary. Click learn more to see the trailer.
MLB 10: The Show – Real Time Presentation Mode
Posted by Kev5890 in Featured Posts, MLB The Show, Recent News Thursday, 11 February 2010 08:33 No Comments
In a continued effort to blur the lines between a video game and a televised broadcast, MLB 10: The Show is proud to introduce the brand new presentation mode: Real Time. Available with replays or without, Real Time is a new presentation mode designed to further enhance the realism our baseball simulation offers you, the baseball fan.
Hoping to have you question whether you’re playing MLB 10: The Show or watching a live baseball game on TV, we’ve captured hundreds of new animations and have done extensive work with both our AI and our cameras. From the pitcher toeing the rubber until the next batter walks up to the dish, you’ll experience continuity with the seamless animations and positional intelligence of each player on and off the field. All new camera angles and cut-timing capture the player’s new movements and further enhance the presentation mode by mimicking the camera work seen on televised MLB broadcasts. Post-play has never looked this real.
In this Real Time presentations video, we’re off to brand new Target Field where Joe Mauer and his teammates are kind enough to help demonstrate what this new mode has to offer.
Click here to visit the blog and see the presentation video.