MLB 13 The Show Fact Sheet

[bigdaddykraven]

Quote: Originally Posted by Knight165

They are in...just associated with the team rather than player. (unless you break it...then the player will replace the ### Oakland Athletics for instance) You won't see that return unless they make a deal with the H.O.F. and retired players again, something that they were unable to come to a deal with a few years ago. Team records is something they probably could do...and that's a pretty good idea! I like that a lot! M.K. Knight165

All-Time Records are in? I was hoping but didn't hear anything so thought it wouldn't be in! This just made my day. What records to they track, how many on the all-time and if a dev or Rus could be so kind as to give me a screen shot so I can nerdgasim over it I would be very happy.

I second the team-specific records too. Only feature (besides expansion) that I miss from ASB was watching my players climb the TEAM record and LEAGUE records...the latter of which has been remedied. I know it won't make it this year but I would pay for DLC that added team all-time records (like we did with advanced statistics a couple seasons ago).

Anyway, what records, how many on the list and screenshot please?

[bigdaddykraven]

Quote: Originally Posted by tonadom

That can't be right ? 1.6GHz..

That's 8 cores of 1.6 each. Now don't think that means it translates into 12GHz but it also isn't 1.6GHz of total power either.

[tonadom]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigdaddykraven

That's 8 cores of 1.6 each. Now don't think that means it translates into 12GHz but it also isn't 1.6GHz of total power either.

Yea, I know a fairly good amount about CPUs. I would bet money that they don't release a CPU running at 1.6 GHz.

[bigdaddykraven]

Quote: Originally Posted by tonadom

Yea, I know a fairly good amount about CPUs. I would bet money that they don't release a CPU running at 1.6 GHz.

I would think that the processors would be at least 2 GHz as well, however I also know that being a console, it has specific, programmed, duties and thus can do more with less.

I'm with you though on thinking it would have more.

[geisterhome]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steve_OS

1. Hitting engine improvements deliver more hit variety than ever before 2. Wider timing window across all difficulty levels 3. Improved ball physics (less ground rule doubles etc.) 4. Over 250 new fielding and running animations 5. Over 90 new batting stances 6. Over 130 batting stance re-captures for players who changed their stances 7. Over 50 new pitching motions 8. Over 60 new HR swings 9. New Defensive Positioning screen, view the whole field and watch your players shift on the fly 10. Franchise Mode: Team specific player valuations, which affect drafting, trades, free agency, etc. 11. Franchise Mode: Projected team budgets and free agents for the upcoming season 12. Franchise Mode: Previous award winners and each team's Hall of Fame members will now be tracked and displayed 13. Franchise Mode: Ticker in Franchise that displays scores, milestones, trades, etc. 14. Franchise Mode: Top 50 Prospect icon, used to indicate the best up-and-coming minor leaguers 15. Franchise Mode: Organizational Depth Chart which displays your starters at each level (AA, AAA and MLB) 16. New CBA "Qualifying Offer" system included 17. 7 New Minor League and Spring Training stadiums 18. On screen Tutorials to help you navigate some of the more complicated screens 19. New silhouette bat when bunting 20. Back picks while a catcher in RttS 21. Ability to assign swing animations when creating or editing a player... follow through, step in, etc... 22. Big glove for catcher when a knuckle ball pitcher is on the mound 23. Over 500 new presentations 24. Pitcher Energy/Rotations for Online Play Now 25. Mercy Rule for online games 26. Twitter in The Show 27. Ping indicators in online game rooms 28. New online ranked game Play Now flow with game worth 29. New post-game summary screen for all online ranked games 30. Player photos updating with Roster updates 31. In-game simulator when FF to the end of game 32. PCI Appearance - There are 4 alternate PCI appearances 33. Pitcher Batter Analysis will now display 40 instead of 25 pitches 34. New Throwback uniforms 35. More catcher animations on plays at the plate providing more exciting outcomes 36. Enhanced CPU base running. Less predictable and more human like behavior 37. New base running animations "around the bases". Allows for more control of your base runner 38. New Pulse pitching, Meter pitching, and strike zone art 39. New player accessories 40. New online ticker design, more stats and information 41. RTTS infielder’s pickoff request 42. New more interactive user steal system 43. Improved CPU pitcher substitution logic 44. New player card 45. Guess pitch evolution 46. RTTS Removal of the “green-light” system 47. Over 1,000 new RTTS-specific presentations 48. New RTTS user catch option 49. New RTTS On/Off options for ball halo and ball trail 50. Over 15 new batting camera’s and 5 new pitching camera views Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America LLC Developer: Sony Computer Entertainment America, San Diego Studio Platform: PlayStation®3 (PS3™) and PlayStation®Vita (PS Vita) Genre: Sports Release Date: March 5, 2013 Cover Athlete: Andrew McCutchen, outfielder, Pittsburgh Pirates Players: 1-4 Players online via PlayStation®Network and/or offline Rating:“E” for Everyone Community: http://www.theshownation.com/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/mlbtheshow

are those improvements also for the vita version of mlb the show 13?

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