MLB 11 The Show Video: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs (Gameplay)

[Heroesandvillains]

Quote: Originally Posted by LilWayneFTW

I still haven't been able to watch the whole video since I keep getting quality problems or buffering At about the time where the CF misses that ball the quality goes down to like 240p then about 30 seconds later to 480p I believe...then buffers :/ this is my 4th time starting over though I'm giving it some more time now

Oh, it's worth the wait.

I know I've already ripped it for it's editing...

But, otherwise, the WGN style pitcher's view and the graphical awesomeness of Wrigley make me want the game...bad!

Again, the improvements are very apparent in this video. Marmol looks intimidating as all Hell, for some reason, too!

[zippy2212]

I too am disappointed with the cut and splicing of the video. But what I did see and loved was new stances from DeWitt, Pena and Ramirez. All of them I thought looked really good. Game play didn't bother me too much just would have loved to see a inning or two of straight gameplay instead of this. But this definitely made me want the game even more!

[PhillsPhan26]

The two things I am going to do once I get this game is, 1. Turn off the commentary. 2. Turn off the batter HR cut scene. I like the live action, although you cant see the ball in full flight I just like it that way.

[strut24]

Quote: Originally Posted by CardsGamer5

Damn, Colby's still doesn't have a 2-handed follow through, and Albert's stance is the same without the leg movement. Holliday's stance still sucks. Berkman has the same stance as the last 5 years. They still have him twisting around B.J Upton still, and his legs/arms are no where near what they are in real-life. Atleast he'll be playable this year though. Carpenter's delivery is still horrid. I don't mean to sound like a nit-picky complainer, but. The best player in baseball still bats nothing like real-life, a multiple time all-star doesn't have the slighest similarity to his real life stance, a former cornerstone of the Astros and a multiple time all-star barely resemebles his real-life self, and a former Cy Young winner pitches no where near his real life form.

pretty much everything you said here is wrong

[MrChainsaw]

Wow. I need this game in my hands right now. Gorgeous.

[wrigleyville33]

I'm still upset on how bad Wrigley looks. The only improvement they made was making the the concrete colored stairs green. Nothing else was improved. They couldn't even get the correct dugouts. I mean, State Farm cover them in real life, why not do it for your own sponsor in the game SCEA? Wrigley better get some love next year...

[CardsGamer5]

Quote: Originally Posted by strut24

pretty much everything you said here is wrong

How so strut? I watch the Cardinals every day, know all of their stances, why would I lie?

Albert's hands are in a horrible position, as are his legs. Look at the picture of his in-game stance sideways (it was somewhere on here) to this stance: http://swamigp.files.wordpress.com/2...bertpujols.jpg
No where close. You can watch videos of mlb.com too (same goes with all these guys)
Holliday doesn't have any leg movement, and his bat is relatively still. Colby has a leg kick and a two-handed follow-through. Berkman's bat somewhat rests on his shoulder.

As for Carpenter
1. He doesn't fall off toward 1st base
2. after he goes through his windup, his leg lift is much slower than in-game.

Like I said, check mlb.com, your eyes seem to be deceiving you

[sandmac]

The player models don't look much improved. Byrd and Pena still look like linebackers....
However, the lighting and physics are better. Looking forward to getting the game.