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Overall, this is probably the best baseball game ever made. The graphics are second to none. Between the authenticity of the stadiums, the players and the player movements, its like watching a real game. However, the one thing they did not fix is the fact that its still way too hard to hit on any level above "Veteran". I mean you can guess the pitch and location and time your swing perfectly and still ground out. Obviously that's going to happen from time to time, but it seems to happen all the time in this game. Also, the computer's defense is beyond ridiculous. It's near impossible to get a ground ball out of the infield. Forget trying to shoot a ball through the 1st or 3rd base hole. The 2B or SS will make an unbelievable diving stop every time. Same goes for groundballs up the middle. The one thing they did fix for this year is that its easier to hit a ball into the gaps. In last year's game, the outfielders would run everything down. Again, this is one of the best (if not the best) baseball game ever made, but if you're looking for a game that's easy to play, look somewhere elseRead full review
I've been playin this for about 5 hours now and man...Either I'm a big buffoon or this game is super difficult for an 'average' person to play...While I guessing the former is more likely...I have tried to set all the 'sliders' to increase my players ability but I still can't hit for junk. Maybe it just takes a lot of time invested to get your RTTS (Road to the Show) character to where he's half way decent and doesn't always have to guess and sit on first pitch fastballs all the time, but at this point I'd have to say this is a very difficult game...and very frustrating for that reason. Everything else about the game seems sweet though...I like the presentation and graphics and how sometimes the player catches the ball THROUGH his glove haha. If anyone has tips for how to improve let me know! (Aside from saying 'hey, just stop being such an idiot, dude!') :PRead full review
I bought this game because i don't have a baseball game and i saw mlb 10 the show and i saw the realism in this and i was like heck yea! and i got it for 9 bucks. i know MLb 12 the show is already out but it was too expensive. The only problem about this game is that the take too long to throw the ball and some errors its rediculous but other than that great graphics and gameplay its also very challenging. But if you want a up to date with graphics then get mlb 12 the show but mlb 10 the show is just as good :P
By far the best baseball game ever made! The quality of realism is amazing. Players going into slumps as in real life. Broken bats. The ball parks and fans make everything so real. I cant stop playing it. All the game modes are great. Franchise you get to run and manage the everything that has to do with your team. Its difficult but its great. Road to the show mode you start out with your character as a nobody trying to make it to the big leagues. It gives you a different perspective while in this mode. As you are playing your character only and not the whole team. Hitting, fielding, and baserunning is all you have control of. Its great. This game is very much worth being a part of your game collection.
MLB 10: The Show is set again to provide fans with a first-rate baseball experience via even more features and modes destined to quicken the heart, raise the stakes, and hurl you further into a true MLB baseball experience. The long awaited Home Run Derby leads the deep features list in MLB 10: The Show. Fully implemented in the season modes and available as a stand alone feature, Home Run Derby follows the current MLB rules. The MLB All-Star Futures Game is also available within season modes in its correct timeframe, as well as fully functional online leagues. For players who idolize Joe Mauer, the new "Catcher Mode" gives the ability to call the game as the catcher, select pitches, and be the ultimate field general. Five new Minor League stadiums are introduced, as well as a selection of classic parks available on the PS3 for the first time. Online multiplayer has vastly improved this year to bring more of that competitive fire out amongst friends. Along with the core online league play, MLB 10 The Show now offers fully functional online season leagues! MLB 10 also offers daytime transitional lighting, a newly added "Movie Maker" menu giving the user the ability to select multiple replays to add to and edit a single movie, and 11 new stadiums. Lastly, The Show will offer the ability to view every game you've ever played online, complete with opponents, box scores, and game logs. Special Features # MLB All-Star Break: The long-awaited return of Home Run Derby will take place in MLB 10: The Show for PS3. See if your Road to The Show player is invited to either the Home Run Derby or the Futures Game! # Catcher Calling the Game: The catcher will play a bigger role in season modes, Road to The Show, and exhibition games. He will give a sequence of signs and users will have the ability to change their indicator. Specifically for Road to The Show, the feature will allow a catcher to calling the game. # Online Gameplay Improvements: This year, the online gameplay experience has been improved a great deal as the game will detect and respond better to adverse network conditions along with reduced bandwidth to help the speed and flow of online gameplay. # User Controlled Pick-offs: Want to surprise a base runner with a quick move or lull him to sleep? The new pickoff mechanism will now allow users to choose from a quick, casual, or deceptive pick-off type. # Custom Music, Fan Yells & Chants: Edit tracks to assign batter walk-up music or record your own voice and assign it to play for the team or player during the situation of your choice." # Movie Maker: The Movie Maker gives the user the ability to select up to ten replays to add to a single movie and do all their editing from this menu. # New Stadiums: 11 new stadiums are offered. In addition to all current MLB stadiums, five new Minor League venues are available, as well as classics parks now be available on the PS3 for the first time (Forbes Field, Crosley Field, Polo Grounds, Shibe Park, Sportsman Park, and Griffith Stadium.) # New Fielding and Pitching Training Modes/Practice Drills: Users will have the ability to choose from two new interactive training/practice modes. The additions of pitching and fielding training sessions round out the Road to The Show training suite. # Road to The Show Version 4.0: New features improve this complex sports sim feature. RTTS Game Watch and RTTS Game Completion allow users to set how much of the game they wish to view. With settings of All Pitches, AlRead full review
