MLB '10: The Show Video: More CES Footage, Sox and Yankees

[DirtyJerz32]

This looks amazing. I was actually gonna go out and get last years game cause I'm having that feeling already.

[Scooter3]

Quote: Originally Posted by EnigmaNemesis

There is nothing more frustrating sometimes, than people who cant hold a camera from shaking, or at least get a camera that has the anti shake tech built in.

I think the camera man was " ALL SHOOK UP" in honor of Elvis's 75th birthday.

scooter...

[myghty]

Quote: Originally Posted by Scooter3

I think the camera man was " ALL SHOOK UP" in honor of Elvis's 75th birthday. scooter...

WOW. Now thats a streeeeeeeeetch.


Goodnight folks, he's here all week!

[cardsfan2222]

Did anyone else notice the broadcast cam switched as soon as the swing started? Hopefully the timing of that will be a bit more natural when the game comes out.

[SoxFan01605]

Quote: Originally Posted by nemesis04

Fenway is not too important in this game anyway. I would not let it bother you!

You sir, are fired (ignore the fact that I have no authority to do so and no idea what you are fired from).

I noticed it as well. Unfortunately, the camera was too shaky for me to tell on that brief look at the Monster if they fixed it as that's an even more obvious error. We'll see!

[Qb]

Quote: Originally Posted by Blzer

Holy F at that pitcher cam!

It does like quite good, but does anyone know if the "dead center" outfield camera that some teams use for TV is in '10? I'm sure all of you know what I'm talking about, but since I love playing with the snipping tool, I included a pic.

PS - Sorry if this has been discussed ad-naseum, but I'm from another part of town...

[stealyerface]

Here's a question for you guys in the know...

There are obviously playable copy(ies) of '10 at CES and elsewhere, so with release being less than 2 months away, which means shipping and packaging are quickly approaching, what is typically the cutoff date before a game ships that it can be tweaked/fixed/polished etc...

Let's say during the CES coverage, can things that pop up after a few hundred hours of playing the game on the display be fixed for a release date, or is it something that gets added to the list of the patch that inevitably follows?

When is "D-Day" so to speak with a March 2 release?

syf

[jim416]

Quote: Originally Posted by stealyerface

Here's a question for you guys in the know... There are obviously playable copy(ies) of '10 at CES and elsewhere, so with release being less than 2 months away, which means shipping and packaging are quickly approaching, what is typically the cutoff date before a game ships that it can be tweaked/fixed/polished etc... Let's say during the CES coverage, can things that pop up after a few hundred hours of playing the game on the display be fixed for a release date, or is it something that gets added to the list of the patch that inevitably follows? When is "D-Day" so to speak with a March 2 release? syf

The community event last year was at the end of January. They tweaked things as we sat there playing and noticing things. I would say they have a solid month of tweaking to go. As I mentioned earlier, I would not pay any attention to batting stances, players numbers and pitch deliveries in any of the to be released vids. It is STILL a work in progress, for weeks yet.