Their conversations are lively and true to a real baseball broadcast. John Kruk, Garry Thorne, and Steve Phillips are my favorite part of this year’s game. Broadcast-like camera cuts are used frequently to show off game-changing moments and frame a player that the commentary team is talking about. This series is getting on track, and it has a fantastic presentation to back up its improved on-field performance. The result is a playable game of baseball free of superhuman catches and embarrassing actions that lead to injury. My response to them was, “No, 2K fixed most of the bugs.” A large portion of Visual Concepts’ development time was spent correcting many of the mistakes that plagued last year’s game. A few hours after beginning my review, a few editors asked me if I had broken the game yet.
When I first started playing Major League Baseball 2K12, the office was buzzing with anticipation for a repeat performance. He stood there clapping as bats were swung right through is body. The biggest applause came when a player appeared out of thin air next to a batter and didn’t disappear until the inning came to an end. A catcher ran full tilt into a backstop after an uncatchable foul ball, breaking his wrist for the season. We watched a center fielder leap 30 feet into the air to rob a home run. Most of the editors clamoring for a good view knew nothing about baseball, and were in attendance solely for a laugh produced by a glitch or bug.
Of all of the sports games I’ve reviewed over the last 19 years, Major League Baseball 2K11 drew the largest crowds.
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