well Dr. Jones i sure hope Blue Castle can save the mlb franchise, because let me tell you, the xbox owners need a good baseball game. I really miss the days of mvp....i really want mlb 2k series to take over for mvp but so far is hasnt even come close. So instead of pumping out an unfinished product every year, allowing room for improment and an easy way out, please give us a quality game that is worthy of being called a "next-gen" baseball title. Please!
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Re: So is Brinkman done?
well Dr. Jones i sure hope Blue Castle can save the mlb franchise, because let me tell you, the xbox owners need a good baseball game. I really miss the days of mvp....i really want mlb 2k series to take over for mvp but so far is hasnt even come close. So instead of pumping out an unfinished product every year, allowing room for improment and an easy way out, please give us a quality game that is worthy of being called a "next-gen" baseball title. Please! -
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2K doesn't care about MLB fans. We have asked for the gameplay to be fixed since 2k5, and all they give us every year are stupid gimmicks like slam zone,trading cards,meat balls,rocket arms etc...
Stop adding pointless **** to the game!
Four main things for 2k9:
#1. Make the gameplay realistic on atleast the Legend setting.We shouldn't have to tweak the **** out of the game just to get it to play a realistic game of baseball.The Rookie & Pro settings should be for the little 10 year olds who just want to hit HR's and see the A.I throw nothing but strikes. The Legend setting should be as realistic as possible.
#2. Keep 2k8's analog controlls.
#3. Improve the A.I(why don't they steal in 2k8?)
#4. Improve the graphics(see 2k7)Last edited by HK-47; 06-07-2008, 10:28 PM.Comment
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I'm really amped for XXXX, I was hoping that Blue Castle was working on XXXXX but I think XXXX will be just fine
The videos on the Blue Castle site are hilarious- sounds like a fun place to work!
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Maybe, but when the guy comes out and flat out says he doesn't like taking pitches and wants to finish a game in 15 minutes, it doesn't scream baseball fanatic to me. Taking pitches, working counts and getting into a bullpen are huge reasons why a team like the Red Sox are so good and to me are the details that a "hardcore" baseball person would demand and appreciate.Comment
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Maybe, but when the guy comes out and flat out says he doesn't like taking pitches and wants to finish a game in 15 minutes, it doesn't scream baseball fanatic to me. Taking pitches, working counts and getting into a bullpen are huge reasons why a team like the Red Sox are so good and to me are the details that a "hardcore" baseball person would demand and appreciate.Jordan Mychal Lemos
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Do this today: Instead of $%*#!@& on a game you're not going to play or movie you're not going to watch, say something good about a piece of media you're excited about.
Do the same thing tomorrow. And the next. Now do it forever.Comment
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A baseball game developer who thinks a "good game of baseball" should include 90% strikes and should be over in 25 minutes, doesn't know a thing about baseball, period, no excuses.Comment
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Ben Brinkman is working at Activision, not 2K. The remnants of Kush moved from LA to SF. For family reasons, Ben decided not to follow. He is not working on the Little League Baseball title which was mentioned in this thread.
Who are "you guys"? Blue Castle isn't Kush. We're doing just fine, thanks.Brand New Tomba Slider sets ready for Next Gen Versions of NBA,Madden and Fifa Stay Tuned...Comment
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A lot of developers who are in their 30's and 40's now, have adopted a design philosophy that mirrors their own decrease in time and energy for playing games. Get in and get out. I think the customer base is divided pretty evenly on that front. Despite being in that age range myself, I still prefer the slow burn to the quick hitter, and always hope that the project leads on games share my point of view.
It seems like it would be easier this way than to make it simple and allow users to make it harder because it's the harder stuff that needs those fine attention to details.Comment
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I think the passion that each team has for the sport shows in the final product and if that's not true, then I guess it's just overall talent, but I agree with you that that is the person I do not want leading the way for the only MLB licensed game available for my console. If those orders were coming from above then that is another story, but in this case, these were words spoken by the developer about his own personal preferences.Comment
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That was my impression as well. Same as Brinkman's early comments (soon after he was hired) about the 2K series not being very good in the past, which I highly doubt the suits told him to comment on.Comment
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I've been on 10 baseball (and 2 hockey) titles, some good, some bad, and in my experience, talent trumps passion (but you need both to make a great game).Originally posted by Thrash13Dr. Jones was right in stating that. We should have believed him.Originally posted by slickdtcDrJones brings the stinky cheese is what we've all learned from this debacle.Originally posted by Kipnis22yes your fantasy world when your proven wrong about 95% of your postComment
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I just wanna go on the record and say that MLB 2k8 absolutely stunk whereas MLb 2k7 show ALOT of promise the way MLB 08 shows promise this year. Who knows maybe next year it's SCEA who falters in the way that 2k did with MLB 2k8. BUT many developers and producers came on here "promoting the game and absolutely mislead MANY of us here into buying the game. For that i take alot of the words spewed out by "you guys' with grain of salt(and i say this with all due respect to the money i put down for product of this sort)Originally posted by Thrash13Dr. Jones was right in stating that. We should have believed him.Originally posted by slickdtcDrJones brings the stinky cheese is what we've all learned from this debacle.Originally posted by Kipnis22yes your fantasy world when your proven wrong about 95% of your postComment
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I'm surprised he's still in the business after the total mess that MLB2K8 is/was.Steam: BahnzoComment
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True, but when they flat out lie (60 FPS) then it's a different thing. You're expected to hype your product, but either lying or not even knowing enough about your title to say something like Brinkman did is a joke.
I'm surprised he's still in the business after the total mess that MLB2K8 is/was.Originally posted by Thrash13Dr. Jones was right in stating that. We should have believed him.Originally posted by slickdtcDrJones brings the stinky cheese is what we've all learned from this debacle.Originally posted by Kipnis22yes your fantasy world when your proven wrong about 95% of your postComment
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I completely agree, people are complaining about 2k7 and 2k8, just think if Brinkman never would've came to 2k, you guys would be playing a game just like 2k5 and 2k6...horrible games, games that don't even come close to any realism.Comment
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