Major league baseball 2k12 pc controlls series#

As usual, MLB 2K10 features all the teams, players, and venues of Major League Baseball, based on the most recent 2009 rosters, with regular updates throughout the season for internet-connected players. PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 The 'main' version of MLB 2K11 retains the features of Major League Baseball 2K10 but adds new content. In addition to the new features, the game has undergone dozens of refinements, for smoother transitional animations, more accuracy between the play on the field and the umpire's calls, and a better-integrated presentation.

For gamers who want to place themselves in the action, the 'My Player' mode allows for the creation and development of a custom player, from the farm leagues through a career in the Bigs and, with dedication and a little luck, on to immortality in Cooperstown. The accuracy of the system depends on the pitcher's real-life skills and stats in the league, as well as his stamina and current pitch count. On defense, the game's 'Total Control Pitching' system is designed to allow pitchers to put the ball right where they want it, working the corners to wear the hitter out and tempt him to take a swing at a tougher pitch. The frequency and length of the 'Batter's Eye' preview depends on the skill and accuracy of the athlete at the plate. The 2K10 edition also introduces a 'Batter's Eye' feature for hitters, which occasionally gives players a momentary preview of where a pitch will cross the plate. The 'Total Hitting Control' system allows players on offence to swing for the fences, aim for a base hit or sacrifice with a well-placed fair ball, or foul the ball out of play to work against the pitcher's stamina in a full-count battle, to wait for an easier throw. Built on the same engine as the previous year's game, the 2K10 edition of the MLB game boasts improvements in accuracy and offers new features to give players more control while pitching and hitting.

Major league baseball 2k12 pc controlls series#

Major League Baseball's only cross-console video game series returns to the field with a 2010 release for Xbox 360.