Re: What do YOU think Sega/ESPN should have done to compete?
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Lisa_Bonami said:
Ill keep it short and simple....Sega was better off with their OTHER baseball engine, the team that made World Series 2k1 on the Dreamcast and then HomeRun King on the Gamecube. That was a more rewarding and playable baseball engine that was alot of fun to play. Plus, the visual animations were more realistic and more fluid.
WSB last year was a good game but it had alot of glaring problems...one of which was the fact that it just suffered alot from 'sameness' The game became boring to play too quickly. Once you got used to seeing the few unique animations for the first time, they became reduntant and repetitively annoying the more you would play. This game lacked variety in just about every visual area, limited animations with swings, pitcher windups, fielding, throwing, canned double play sequences, awkward thrown ball arcs, player models, ect.
This game was very overrated last year.
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Good post! Agreed.
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Lisa_Bonami said:
Ill keep it short and simple....Sega was better off with their OTHER baseball engine, the team that made World Series 2k1 on the Dreamcast and then HomeRun King on the Gamecube. That was a more rewarding and playable baseball engine that was alot of fun to play. Plus, the visual animations were more realistic and more fluid.
WSB last year was a good game but it had alot of glaring problems...one of which was the fact that it just suffered alot from 'sameness' The game became boring to play too quickly. Once you got used to seeing the few unique animations for the first time, they became reduntant and repetitively annoying the more you would play. This game lacked variety in just about every visual area, limited animations with swings, pitcher windups, fielding, throwing, canned double play sequences, awkward thrown ball arcs, player models, ect.
This game was very overrated last year.
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Good post! Agreed.
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