MLB '10: The Show Fact Sheet

[DodgerFanatic2K3]

I'm confused about the Broadcast camera....Wouldn't you think it would be displayed from the outfield view like on TV and not the catchers view

Unless the newest videos posted are not actually being played in the broadcast view like some people think ??

[EnigmaNemesis]

Quote: Originally Posted by DodgerFanatic2K3

I'm confused about the Broadcast camera....Wouldn't you think it would be displayed from the outfield view like on TV and not the catchers view Unless the newest videos posted are not actually being played in the broadcast view like some people think ??

When you watch a game on TV, it usually goes to the back stop behind the catcher view 90% of the time a ball gets put into play.

I think you are thinking of pitcher and outfield views which are already in the game.

[DGuinta1]

I am confused, no replays? Sorry I know I am slow.

[bp4baseball]

Quote: Originally Posted by DGuinta1

I am confused, no replays? Sorry I know I am slow.

There are replays. Check out the most recent videos

[DodgerFanatic2K3]

Quote: Originally Posted by EnigmaNemesis

When you watch a game on TV, it usually goes to the back stop behind the catcher view 90% of the time a ball gets put into play. I think you are thinking of pitcher and outfield views which are already in the game.

OK so the broadcast camera is not an actual view setting and just enhances the camera shots on balls put into play...Gotcha

[EnigmaNemesis]

Quote: Originally Posted by DodgerFanatic2K3

OK so the broadcast camera is not an actual view setting and just enhances the camera shots on balls put into play...Gotcha

No, it is a camera view in the game. You are asking whether it is a camera from the outfield like on TV. On TV you never see the outfield view for balls hit into play. Only in the replays or during pitching.

90% of the time it is from behind the backstop when a ball is put into play.

[nemesis04]

Quote: Originally Posted by DodgerFanatic2K3

OK so the broadcast camera is not an actual view setting and just enhances the camera shots on balls put into play...Gotcha

It is a setting for the fielding view.

[DodgerFanatic2K3]

Quote: Originally Posted by EnigmaNemesis

No, it is a camera view in the game. You are asking whether it is a camera from the outfield like on TV. On TV you never see the outfield view for balls hit into play. Only in the replays or during pitching. 90% of the time it is from behind the backstop when a ball is put into play.

Yes I understand this, I was wondering why we didn't see it from that view at all during the pitching ??