MLB 14 The Show - All Uniforms Revealed

[XxJustAguessxX]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dude731

The braves cream uniform doesn't look very creamy to me. Looks just as white as their home uniform.

Thought the same thing but I will leave further judgement once I see the game on my tv.

[DrPhibes]

Uniforms are like the only aspect of the game The Show has taken 2 steps back on.

Having the Jays unis the wrong shade of blue is just lazy. Has nothing to do with the "style guide" cop out, either.

[bronxbombers21325]

Quote: Originally Posted by Starducket Moon

They took out the white Mets jersey. Added the camouflage. Kept the black. Didn't add either blue. Didn't add alternate hat. This is failure. This isn't style guide. This is absolute failure. It's an omen. It tells me they are not concerned with the PS3 edition. I'm literally now questioning if I really want to buy this game on Tuesday. Why do I have to lower my expectations to accommodate this? It's the only baseball game and up until now I was excited to spend all day Tuesday eating pizza and playing this game. I almost feel like crying. It feels like I got left at the alter. Just standing there holding a copy of the game looking stupid. Like a kick in the nuts. Like the dingo ate my baby. Like Godzilla rampaged my Tokyo. I feel like calling an ex right now. There's no consoling me. I need some time. Some time to let this sink in and get through this. Figure out how I'm going to spend Tuesday. I can only hope this is an April Fools joke. I'm going to lie to myself believing that, and be crushed all over again when reality hits. This just sucks. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

I hope this is a joke, because I can't stop laughing at it. If it isn't a joke, then my apologies. Because I'm laughing at you.

[Starducket Moon]

Quote: Originally Posted by bronxbombers21325

I hope this is a joke, because I can't stop laughing at it. If it isn't a joke, then my apologies. Because I'm laughing at you.

The dramatics are joking. The disappointment is somewhat real though. Imagine if for some unknown reason, they put names on the back of the Yankees jerseys. You'd be annoyed. Then you'd tell yourself, next year it will be fixed. Every game you play you're ignoring the elephant, but he's still there farting. Next year should be fixed. Next year comes. It's not fixed. Great game. Complete with flatulent pacaderm. It's like that. I'll still buy it. Hoping that maybe they'll address it. Like Ray Rice's girlfriend, I will hope.

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[Perfect Zero]

Quote: Originally Posted by DrPhibes

Uniforms are like the only aspect of the game The Show has taken 2 steps back on. Having the Jays unis the wrong shade of blue is just lazy. Has nothing to do with the "style guide" cop out, either.

The last style guide from Baseball that I've seen (I want to say 2009) actually had the Pantone colors for each team. The color problem with the Blue Jays likely has to do with the lighting in the game. That has been a problem with the field colors in the past.

[johnnyg83]

I realize they have to use the style guide, but it's pretty unlikely anyone would get upset if they mirrored more closely what was worn on field.

MLB Exec: "It's too accurate, cancel the license!"

[Perfect Zero]

Quote: Originally Posted by johnnyg83

I realize they have to use the style guide, but it's pretty unlikely anyone would get upset if they mirrored more closely what was worn on field. MLB Exec: "It's too accurate, cancel the license!"

A couple of years ago I didn't think the City of Arlington would be upset with me when I was going 38 in a 35 on a major Farm to Market road. The $110 ticket that I was issued told me otherwise. I don't know where Baseball's legal team or SCEA's guys draw the line, but it's there and it's usually not to be crossed.

[johnnyg83]

Quote: Originally Posted by Perfect Zero

A couple of years ago I didn't think the City of Arlington would be upset with me when I was going 38 in a 35 on a major Farm to Market road. The $110 ticket that I was issued told me otherwise. I don't know where Baseball's legal team or SCEA's guys draw the line, but it's there and it's usually not to be crossed.

Your point is sort of taken, though you admit to breaking posted rules that are pretty black and white. When there's a difference between the style guide and what's on the field, it's much more of a grey area. MLB is the one who's not staying on top of things, if a licensee was to mirror what's on the field, I don't think anyone in MLB would have a good case against them.

Though I understand not wanting to anger "the man" sometimes educating a client/customer is worth the time and effort for the final product.