MLB 14 The Show Fact Sheet (PS Vita, PS3, PS4)

[tnixen]

Quote: Originally Posted by econoodle

Pretty nice list of improvements for a year when sony had to work on a 3-headed monster. As a presentation/franchise guy i am excited for the changes there. - Sounds like commentary took a much needed upswing. - hire/fire managers is absolutely nice. - cant wait to see pics of the new UI - the assistant gm notification system. this could be helpful in seeing whats going on around the league. last years ticker was a good idea, but not much info was there, plus it took forever to cycle through scores. hopefully the notifier is what i think it is. this is the one i am curious about the most • New pitcher/batter breakdown pop-up graphics wonder if thats concerning the in game stat OSD'S? all in all, nice work from SCEA. cant ask for much more in a 10 month cycle.the wish list just got smaller.

I am wondering the samething and I hope this means we finally are getting an improved Home Run popup Stat Overlay. You know the kind where it pops up while the batter is rounding the bases

Kind of Like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agblFKJV2T0

[Born Again]

Quote: Originally Posted by Knight165

Just FYI...since it's "out".....it's in the editor on a 1-99 scale......available for any player.

So like 1-20 = F, 21-40 = D, 41-60 = C, 61-80 = B, 81-99 = A or something in that proximity?

[nomo17k]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sdrawkcab321

How many hitters besides ichiro use the slap style ?

I think the emphasis on HR/power during the past couple decades lead to the decline of the type of players that use the style, but I remember quite a few slap-hitting speedsters back in the day. Vince Coleman, Brett Butler, etc. You could say Tony Gwynn was one as well.

I want to see how the hitting style is implemented, but I'm really glad to see this coming to the game.

[Bullit]

Quote: Originally Posted by Born Again

So like 1-20 = F, 21-40 = D, 41-60 = C, 61-80 = B, 81-99 = A or something in that proximity?

I could be wrong but a few years ago I had a talk with Knight and Russell. I believe the potentials are more in line with a grading scale in schools. By that I mean that to be a "A" rated player was more around 92/94 + "B" was in the 80's "C" was in the 70's and "D" was in the the 60's and "F" was anything below 55/60.

Now don't quote this as gospel because it has been a while, just trying to share some knowledge.

[DamnYanks2]

Quote: Originally Posted by smiley3

What's #12 can you explain?

LMAO what were you thinking it was? I wanna know.

[kehlis]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bullit

I could be wrong but a few years ago I had a talk with Knight and Russell. I believe the potentials are more in line with a grading scale in schools. By that I mean that to be a "A" rated player was more around 92/94 + "B" was in the 80's "C" was in the 70's and "D" was in the the 60's and "F" was anything below 55/60. Now don't quote this as gospel because it has been a while, just trying to share some knowledge.

I'm assuming this means A-F will no longer be an option or even seen, I would assume that player x's potential is a 92 so to you and me, we see that as an A.


Could (and likely am) be wrong.

[BSUFAN]

Quote: Originally Posted by lhslancers

That's a lot of new animations for the PS3. The PS4 has how many new animations? That's insane.

You better hold off on that PS4 for another year

[MLB Bob]

Ramone Russell

MLB 14. Well done. I wanted to say the next generation for the franchise is looking fantastic. I have a baby coming soon, in honor of your hard work I am naming it after you. GF is upset though, due to the fact we are having a girl. #TheShow4Life