Operation Sports Forums - View Single Post

Trevytrev11 · 06-02-2009, 09:58 PM

As Baa7 said, visually it's a bit of an eye sore. The graphic is too bright and can draw your eyes away from the action. It would have been much better if it was transparent and blended in with the background instead of being the central focus.

However, if you can look past this, it's awsome. The movement reactcs very fluid with the controller and again, as Baa7 said, the physics of the system are top notch. The direction and trajectory of the ball seem to be completely dependent on how and where the ball connects with the bat.

The best part is, the sky is almost the limit as far as difficulty goes as I find the system challenging with pitch speed at 60-65, and you can take it all the way up to 100.

IMO, besides the bright graphic of the cursor, the only other bad part about the system is the check swing. Instead of being dependant on how light or hard you press the button, it seems random. So even if you barely tap the button, which should just barely move the bat, it often commits to a swing, which kind of makes the check swing pointless in my mind.

06-02-2009, 09:58 PM	#4
Trevytrev11 MVP OVR: 19 Join Date: Nov 2006	Re: For those that love cursor hitting As Baa7 said, visually it's a bit of an eye sore. The graphic is too bright and can draw your eyes away from the action. It would have been much better if it was transparent and blended in with the background instead of being the central focus. However, if you can look past this, it's awsome. The movement reactcs very fluid with the controller and again, as Baa7 said, the physics of the system are top notch. The direction and trajectory of the ball seem to be completely dependent on how and where the ball connects with the bat. The best part is, the sky is almost the limit as far as difficulty goes as I find the system challenging with pitch speed at 60-65, and you can take it all the way up to 100. IMO, besides the bright graphic of the cursor, the only other bad part about the system is the check swing. Instead of being dependant on how light or hard you press the button, it seems random. So even if you barely tap the button, which should just barely move the bat, it often commits to a swing, which kind of makes the check swing pointless in my mind.