1) PR?
2) Ik it gets shipped out on the 23 they just cant sell it till the 3rd.
2) Ik it gets shipped out on the 23 they just cant sell it till the 3rd.
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Re: MLB 2K9: What's Hot and What's Not
I do like to think they are still working out issues like they say they are and are getting feedback, but we will see. I agree that historically these prerelease games that get sent out are usually pretty much identical to the retail versions. They might have a newer build up their sleeve though, who knows. that would be a good question to ask VC. Are these shots we are seeing the final build or are they still really working out issues or are they just saying they are?Last edited by kGinGreen; 02-20-2009, 11:43 AM.Comment
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Sickkk, than why the hell isnt IGN doing any videos?
They need to get on top of their game!Comment
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I don't know about the rest of you guys, but I am taking this "Hot and Not" article with a grain of salt. It was written by who has only seen videos of the game. If he had played the game, then I would let his comments sink deeper.
For an example:
He was complaining about the frame rate. Seeing that he is only getting it from streaming videos, it is possible that the slighty jerks are from his connection or the server. Try this out: watch the video once and mark where the jerky motions are. Once you have that, watch the same video and see if the same issues persist. I have done this a couple of times and have noticed the same issues in different places.
As for IGN, they don't care about sports games. After last year's flop, they probably don't want to waste their server space with vids of a questionable game.
I am excited about this game. But I have been by 2k so many times. I don't think they have ever put out a great game. Can't say the same about EA or SCEA. With that being said, I am going to play the demo before I dive into this pool.Comment
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I don't like this article, I can't believe this guy has the guts to give an opinion on a game he never played, this is really unlike OS to post such a thing. The videos look good, I admit I am excited to play the game judging from the videos it looks improved in many areas. I mean no disrespect to Jack he's allowed to have an opinion, as we all are, but it really is tough to say how this game will be without actually playing it. Just look at 2k8, that looked promising but we discovered new issues as we were all playing it.Comment
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you guys do realize that STEVE didn't write this right?Comment
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Re: MLB 2K9: What's Hot and What's Not
yes. but it's fun to make fun of him anyways.Comment
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It would be nice if you actually played the game1Comment
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Re: MLB 2K9: What's Hot and What's Not
Where is the Shows version of this type of thread?“The saddest part of life is when someone who gave you your best memories becomes a memory”Comment
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Re: MLB 2K9: What's Hot and What's Not
I personally like these pro's and con's things. It gives a good breakdown of what the strengths and weaknesses will be. What more can we expect when the game isnt even out yet? THat's kind of the purpose of these forums to jsut get a better idea what we want and what to expect. I don't know what people were expecting in an article at this point. OS isn't developing the game and it's not even out yet. At least we got an article.Comment
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Re: MLB 2K9: What's Hot and What's Not
I still don't get why people are getting so mad about bat sounds I swear I've been to plenty of games and that is what the crack of the bat sounds like even when I watch highlights on MLB.com and you hear teh ball being hit that is what it sounds like. I think 2k did a good job with it.Comment
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