MLB 11 The Show Video: Qore Episode 33 Feature (Full Video)

[Scottdau]

Quote: Originally Posted by WB1214

I'm 20 and am ecstatic about it lol

Cool, glad to hear that.

[Gagnon39]

I'll be curious how easy the analog pitching is to "master" compared to the meter pitching. I forget which slider changes the accuracy (pitch accuracy or control?) but I always lower that a bit to make sure that even when you hit everything perfectly the ball still doesn't go exactly where you want it to every single time.

[myghty]

Quote: Originally Posted by Scottdau

I think it is a age thing Knight. I would bet people in their late 30's and older when seeing this game is in baseball heaven. I am just happy to see the real stadiums and player models that is not a red or blue stick. The game looks so amazing and the wow!

Yeah, I fall in that category (33) remembering when this game was hot!

[tril]

one thing that will bother me and I hope its an option we can turn off is;
The batter animation , he says "when you swing it cuts to a side animation of the batter pulling his bat to hit".
I dont like that at all. has a very canned prescripted animation quality to it. makes the game lose its real time feel.

[Skyboxer]

Quote: Originally Posted by myghty

Yeah, I fall in that category (33) remembering when this game was hot!

44 here..... Atari Baseball/Intellivision Baseball
But yeah we know how far we've come..even handhelds were cool

[DJ]

Quote: Originally Posted by Skyboxer

44 here..... Atari Baseball/Intellivision Baseball But yeah we know how far we've come..even handhelds were cool

Oh yeah, Atari baseball was the game for me back in the day, along with Dr. J vs. Larry Bird

Hey, do you 30-plus guys remember a game (I am totally blanking on the name) that was like a mini baseball stadium and there were small keypads on either side (so you could play two-player) and you'd have to input certain numbers to try and hit, pitch and field the ball? The stadium had speakers on it and the announcer would do a decent job of play-by-play.

I remember spending a lot of time with that thing and wish I had held onto it, especially now that I can't recall what it was called.

[wrmdrgnazz]

Quote: Originally Posted by DJ

Hey, do you 30-plus guys remember a game (I am totally blanking on the name) that was like a mini baseball stadium and there were small keypads on either side (so you could play two-player) and you'd have to input certain numbers to try and hit, pitch and field the ball? The stadium had speakers on it and the announcer would do a decent job of play-by-play. I remember spending a lot of time with that thing and wish I had held onto it, especially now that I can't recall what it was called.

This is the game you are talking about.

[DJ]

Quote: Originally Posted by wrmdrgnazz

This is the game you are talking about.

Yes! Man, that thing was pretty cool. I may have to dig around some places on the 'net and see if I can score one.