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RaychelSnr · 05-20-2014, 04:40 PM

Mobile gaming has yet to really “take off” for sports gamers. We want full, in-your-face control of the team and finances, so a quick, unfulfilling smart phone version with a $5 tag doesn’t get many people excited. However, there are always exceptions that break the mold (to an extent).

In previous seasons, iOOTP has been highly regarded as one of our favorite mobile sports games each year. However, with the release of Out of the Park Baseball 15's little brother, iOOTP Baseball 2014, OOTP has fallen on its face a bit -- failing to meet the high expectations we have of anything bearing the name OOTP.

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MarkusOOTP · 05-30-2014, 07:51 AM

So, the new Retina & iPhone 5 support, along with updated 2014 rosters (where countless hours of work went into, obviously) and new AI is not an improvement? Oh well, I think I disagree with this review

The main problem we'll have moving forward with iOOTP is to add new "groundbreaking" features. The limit of the platform is currently reached, with the storage (mostly RAM) we cannot add more in-depth stuff like playable minor leagues etc. It's not like we cannot develop such features (of course, it would just be simple copy & paste of OOTP 15 code), but current devices simply are not powerful enough.

05-20-2014, 04:40 PM	#1
RaychelSnr Executive Editor OVR: 57 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Oklahoma City, OK Posts: 4,846 Blog Entries: 490	iOOTP Baseball 2014: A Little Too Incremental Mobile gaming has yet to really “take off” for sports gamers. We want full, in-your-face control of the team and finances, so a quick, unfulfilling smart phone version with a $5 tag doesn’t get many people excited. However, there are always exceptions that break the mold (to an extent). In previous seasons, iOOTP has been highly regarded as one of our favorite mobile sports games each year. However, with the release of Out of the Park Baseball 15's little brother, iOOTP Baseball 2014, OOTP has fallen on its face a bit -- failing to meet the high expectations we have of anything bearing the name OOTP. Read More - iOOTP Baseball 2014: A Little Too Incremental Platform: iPad / iPhone

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05-30-2014, 07:51 AM	#2
MarkusOOTP Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Sep 2003	So, the new Retina & iPhone 5 support, along with updated 2014 rosters (where countless hours of work went into, obviously) and new AI is not an improvement? Oh well, I think I disagree with this review The main problem we'll have moving forward with iOOTP is to add new "groundbreaking" features. The limit of the platform is currently reached, with the storage (mostly RAM) we cannot add more in-depth stuff like playable minor leagues etc. It's not like we cannot develop such features (of course, it would just be simple copy & paste of OOTP 15 code), but current devices simply are not powerful enough.