Major League Baseball 2K10 Screenshots (IGN)

[SoxFan01605]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jamin23

I thought I read something about the bat sounds, but I cant' find it.

I don't recall reading anything about that specifically. There was something written about it last year, I know. And though they did change them up some for 2K9 (with slight improvement in certain scenarios) overall they still had that bamboo kind of sound to them.

[Jamin23]

Quote: Originally Posted by SoxFan01605

I don't recall reading anything about that specifically. There was something written about it last year, I know. And though they did change them up some for 2K9 (with slight improvement in certain scenarios) overall they still had that bamboo kind of sound to them.

Yeah, the sound was pretty annoying. I guess well have to wait and see then.

[Blzer]

Quote: Originally Posted by SoxFan01605

I don't recall reading anything about that specifically. There was something written about it last year, I know. And though they did change them up some for 2K9 (with slight improvement in certain scenarios) overall they still had that bamboo kind of sound to them.

Ugh, it's just bad! It almost makes me not want to hit a home run.

The ridiculous camera angle and ball trail were no godsends, either. I don't know if any 2K guys even invisibly frequent these forums, but I seriously hope our prayers are looked into.

[Pared]

I can't believe anyone would say there is a noticeable difference in the images between 2k9 and 2k10.

I'm sure they could post marketing shots from 2k9, slap "2k10" on them and people would respond on the visible changes.

C'mon fellas... hopefully the focus was on the disastrous game released last year because obviously the graphics were barely touched judging from those images.

[Scottdau]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pared

I can't believe anyone would say there is a noticeable difference in the images between 2k9 and 2k10. I'm sure they could post marketing shots from 2k9, slap "2k10" on them and people would respond on the visible changes. C'mon fellas... hopefully the focus was on the disastrous game released last year because obviously the graphics were barely touched judging from those images.

It is the lighting and some of the equipment. Like someone said earlier they just look tighter. Can't explain it, but there is a difference. It could be the colors are just the way the jerseys texture looks. And the faces look a lot better too. At least they do from those pics.

[dorismary]

Ok Guys ,
I borrowed my neighbors sons Mlb 2k9 again today and heres what im seeing.
Player models look about the same to me accept for the calves looking bigger , but the color on these new 2k10 screens look more enriched / sharper depth in mlb 10 screens.
Mits/gloves look better not as plasticly and catchers really seem to be reworked
I also dont care for the Batting helmets with the puffy plastic ear and flat top of the helmet looks weird and they look the same in both versions but its hard to see with the 2k10 screens because of the unique angles of the screens.
I do remember last years screens of Lincecum looking alot different then what was in the finished game .
I know this doesnt mean much to some but Im a big Graphics , gear guy that blew out a ps3 doing gear edit on 3 different rosters
Well thats my 2 cents and I cant wait to get some more scoop reviews on the new Pitch/bat functions.

[Scottdau]

The biggest problem for me was the animation the graphics and the player models were good to me and being able to edit all the colors on all the equipment was really cool and goes a long why to make make every player more individual.

[Artman22]

Quote: Originally Posted by Scottdau

The biggest problem for me was the animation the graphics and the player models were good to me and being able to edit all the colors on all the equipment was really cool and goes a long why to make make every player more individual.

I can live with these graphics if the gameplay is good. 2k9 didn't look bad graphically. It was the animations and gameplay that was the biggest problem.