Flash cubes.
No, come on, it sounds good. When you're playing a night game, during every pitch, you'll usually see some flash cubes go off. When you're being Barry Bonds or Sammy Sosa in this game, then the flash cubes should go off like mad during the pitch and stuff.
Basketball games can do this okay with dunking and stuff, but if you've ever gone to a Giants game (I go to about 50 a year, more than half are at night), and when you watch Barry Bonds bat, half of the reason why it's so exciting to see him bat isn't even because of him. Watching how all of the fans react is just AMAZING. It just looks so great to see tons of camera flashes go off at that time, and then even before pitches you'll see many randomly going off.
If they can do this right (many flashes for fan favorites, mostly Bonds and Sosa), it would look really cool when you're playing, and if there's a FPM, just another reason to see why baseball players love being respected, or just get distracted and annoyed. At times that's a really good combo.
What does everyone else think of having this? I know it may not be too hard to put in, but it may be too hard to implement it for specific players.
No, come on, it sounds good. When you're playing a night game, during every pitch, you'll usually see some flash cubes go off. When you're being Barry Bonds or Sammy Sosa in this game, then the flash cubes should go off like mad during the pitch and stuff.
Basketball games can do this okay with dunking and stuff, but if you've ever gone to a Giants game (I go to about 50 a year, more than half are at night), and when you watch Barry Bonds bat, half of the reason why it's so exciting to see him bat isn't even because of him. Watching how all of the fans react is just AMAZING. It just looks so great to see tons of camera flashes go off at that time, and then even before pitches you'll see many randomly going off.
If they can do this right (many flashes for fan favorites, mostly Bonds and Sosa), it would look really cool when you're playing, and if there's a FPM, just another reason to see why baseball players love being respected, or just get distracted and annoyed. At times that's a really good combo.
What does everyone else think of having this? I know it may not be too hard to put in, but it may be too hard to implement it for specific players.
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