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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Another edition of Sony's MLB simulator is here just in time for Spring Training. The title released for the entire Sony family of consoles. As you might expect, the PS3 version stands head and shoulders above the other two, however, the PS2 and PSP versi...
Abstract: While everybody raves about the visual advancements that the next-generation sports games feature, the PS2 still does a fine job of looking good. In MLB 08: The Show you won’t be getting the more life-like representations of the players that you can...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It The usual method of creating a sports game nowadays is to update the rosters, fix a few of last year’s mistakes and then call it good. Thankfully, the developers of MLB ‘08: The Show did none of that as the...
Sony steps to the plate and stares down its competitors. A quick point into the outfield, and they deliver a deep blast on the first pitch. Over the wall, onto Waveland Ave., into McCovey Cove, over the Green Monster, MLB 08: The Show is a home run! T...
Published: 2008-03-13, Author: Steve , review by: gamespy.com
Tons of stats; improved and deeper pitching interface; graphically more impressive than last years game.
You may not care about stats; first-person base running still clunky; lacks extra features from PS3 and PSP versions.
If there was ever a time for a developer to mail one in, this would have been it. Sonys baseball series has been wowing the thumbs of the Dual Shock crowd for the past couple of seasons. This year, with the PS2 a year closer to the console retirement ...
Abstract: The Show has been one of Sonys strongest sports franchises for two years running. The baseball series brought refined batting systems, engaging mini-games and deep career modes to the PS2, and in doing so was the best baseball title on the venerated c...
