I wonder if Online Franchise carries over year to year.
I wonder if Online Franchise carries over year to year.
The dude abides.
Get your hands on MLB 14 for the #PS4 on May 6! More info: http://t.co/idSZS7irb6 #BASEBALLisBETTER #WelcomeToTheShow http://t.co/nG3SIjzHKX
— MLB The Show (@MLBTheShow) March 13, 2014
I'll have to pass this year sadly. I hope that Xbox has a baseball game again.
That looks amazing.
Along with the video CLW posted, here is the blog detailing RTTS improvements.Originally Posted by CLW
Some excerpts:
More Info:
The addition of the Topps® Amateur Showcase in MLB® 14 The Show™ is really an exciting addition to RTTS because it opens the possibilities of what you can experience in terms of career progression. In past versions of the Road to The Show, it was always assumed your player was an A-Potential player, destined for greatness in the Majors, and he was treated as such. That all changes in MLB® 14, as the new RTTS player will start out as a middle-of-the-road, C-Potential prospect with many unanswered questions about his future skills. However, over the course of the three Showcase games, that blurry picture will become much clearer, as the scouts will analyze your every move on the field. It is important to know that they are not just interested in stats. They are mostly watching your approach to each situation you encounter. This means that a game where you get three bloop base-hits probably won’t be scored as well as a game where you go 0-for-4 with four well-hit missiles to the outfield. At the end of each game you will receive an update on how your stock has changed as a result of that game’s performance. Also, your Potential rating will reflect the rise or fall in your stock, so when the Topps® Amateur Showcase is all said and done, you may be anywhere from a F-Potential, 7th Round pick to an A-Potential, first overall selection.
A Few More Notes:
• The Topps® Amateur Showcase features its own presentation package, with color commentary focusing on your player and in the context of the games being played with the Draft looming.
• All Showcase games are played in the Baseball City, FL stadium, which is part of the Spring Training list.
• You are awarded Training Points for each year you decide to “return to school” to help you improve your player before you compete in the Showcase again.
• As a Starting Pitcher, you will pitch 3 innings in each game for a total of 9 innings.
• As a Closing Pitcher, you will pitch 1 inning in each game for a total of 3 innings.
• You can still choose your organization before the Draft. You will be taken by the team of your choice in the round you have been projected for.
• After your name has been called in the Draft, Matt Vasgersian, Eric Karros, and Steve Lyons will provide their analysis and discuss what they think about your future as a pro.
Not a baseball person and not really a baseball game. However, those PS4 graphics look PHENOMENAL! I may have to get this game at some point just to show off the power of the PS4. Now that is what a sports game is supposed to look like! (attention Madden...consider yourself on notice!).
And those were ps3 graphicsMadden will NEVER look that good .. maybe on like 2 next gen consoles from now I dunno. But Madden step it up this generation. I've always loved the show gonna suck with no baseball game for th x1 this year.
That's partly why I'm considering buying a PS4 with my tax return money, so I can get The Show and actually have next-gen baseball to play.And those were ps3 graphics
With getting an XB1, I'm not sure if I'll get this at release with Watch Dogs coming out.
The dude abides.
I'm definitely planning on picking up a PS4 and this with my tax return money. I'll have to make sure I keep some money set aside also to get Watch_Dogs. Definitely not missing that one.
Right now I'm thinking I might bite the first time it hits $40, but we'll see how it goes in the next month+
Sent from my DROID RAZR Maxx since I'm too lazy to get to the CPU.
The dude abides.
Yeah, the only thing for me would be how long it'll take to drop. I know for sure I'm getting The Show. Hell, The Show is the whole reason I'm even considering getting a PS4 in two months instead of my originally intended next winter or sometime in 2015. With year to year saves now, I can start playing this year's Show and carry it over in future years if I find the additions to future editions worth the purchase. And now I can play a full 162 game season without feeling rushed due to the next year's release.
Right now, my only baseball is still playing MLB 2K13. 2K13 is fine, but there are still issues with it that have been there for years, and it just feels so stale, with no upgraded commentary or anything, since 2K essentially just released it as one big roster update. So I am desperate for some TRUE baseball, which that only option is The Show.
Yea the whole year to year saves a big one! If I had the spare bucks I'd be gettng the ps4/the show. But saving up now after the xbox purchase. maybe in the summer.
Quick Counts gameplay. I've never given serious thought to the quick counts as I don't know if I want to give up that control but faster games does appeal to me.
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