MLB '10: The Show Hands-On Impressions @ CES w/ Russell_SCEA *Day 2*

[Pared]

Quote: Originally Posted by BezO

Any consideration for a meter-less pitching method? Maybe something similar to how freethrows are taken in NBA 2K, where your timing is based on player model animation? Meters are distracting. You have to watch them instead of the action.

You mean... an old school style of pitching?

That's a great idea... they can call it... let me see... CLASSIC pitching.

Make it happen, fellas!

[countryboy]

BezO in case you couldn't tell from Pared's above post, they do have a meter-less pitching option. Its called Classic Pitching.

[Tommyklaid]

Quote: Originally Posted by countryboy

BezO in case you couldn't tell from Pared's above post, they do have a meter-less pitching option. Its called Classic Pitching.

[GSW]

Quote: Originally Posted by thornie

Pro Yakyuu Spirits - Yes PS3. Since PS3 is region free you can order the game from play-asia.com and play it with the aid of some faqs floating around the net. The faqs translate the menu options, so you can jump right in without knowing Japanese. http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-...n-70-3dzv.html

They dont have any english subtitles?

this game looks so sick

[thornie]

Quote: Originally Posted by GSW

They dont have any english subtitles? this game looks so sick

No subtitles. I use a FAQ that was posted here on OS to translate and it took me about 15 minutes to figure everything out. After that, I've just memorized the buttons and such. Really easy. The one thing I can't figure out is Franchise mode. TBH I just play pickup games and haven't even tried delving into Franchise.

[Eman5805]

If there's one thing and one thing only that I'd like The Show to try and emulate from that Japanese game, is what the pitcher does after each individual pitch. Aside from the ball clipping through the batter a few times, that's EXTREMELY realistic looking. I love The Show to death, but once a pitcher throws the ball, he's very, very robotic looking in how he receives the ball and in his reset. Even though the pitcher does the same working of his arm, it's very smooth and natural looking. The Show could have things like pitchers working their arms around, adjusting their caps and other things. We all know how it's all about the "little things".

I don't expect any changes to suddenly happen for '10, but it's something to look to work on in future editions.

[ShowTyme15]

anybody notice the batting gloves look different this year? Or is that just cause it's an early build?

[swaldo]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pared

Shirley this post can't be serious.

Real funny. Shouldn't be knocking anyones post unless you have something to say yourself. So I'm curious to know - are happy with the camera angles in home run derby's current state AND do you feel it will be well received by critics and the public?