Re: MLB The Show 23 adds classic night ball games which originated in The Negro Leagu
This mode just continues to impress. Love the attention to detail. And even though it's a huge disappointment that the modern uniforms didn't get a needed facelift, it's hard to overstate just how good these NLB uniforms look in game.
Re: MLB The Show 23 adds classic night ball games which originated in The Negro Leagu
It looks so great!
I am so hoping the baggy uniform style, the lack of a batting helmets, the old time gloves and the six new stadiums will all be capable of being carried over to franchise!
Re: MLB The Show 23 adds classic night ball games which originated in The Negro Leagu
"The first night baseball games apparently had purple skies during twilight." Didn't hear him say that one.
On a serious note, this is actually really cool and makes me want to play them and learn more from Bob Kendrick himself (would be cool if others told their personal stories here and there). I'm guessing they have this element show up before you play the storyline itself in some way.
I'm really loving the atmosphere presented by the old school crowds, and I'm guessing they have animations tied specifically to them, or at least removed from some of what you'd see in the regular games (probably not holding signs and waving their arms, etc.).
Now, it says "Season One" at the end. Does that mean they will do more throughout this year, or that Season Two will be the next installment?
Also, trying out my trivia knowledge here... was Crosley Field the first MLB stadium to play a night game?
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Re: MLB The Show 23 adds classic night ball games which originated in The Negro Leagu
Originally posted by Blzer
"The first night baseball games apparently had purple skies during twilight." Didn't hear him say that one.
On a serious note, this is actually really cool and makes me want to play them and learn more from Bob Kendrick himself (would be cool if others told their personal stories here and there). I'm guessing they have this element show up before you play the storyline itself in some way.
I'm really loving the atmosphere presented by the old school crowds, and I'm guessing they have animations tied specifically to them, or at least removed from some of what you'd see in the regular games (probably not holding signs and waving their arms, etc.).
Now, it says "Season One" at the end. Does that mean they will do more throughout this year, or that Season Two will be the next installment?
Also, trying out my trivia knowledge here... was Crosley Field the first MLB stadium to play a night game?
Yes Crosley Field hosted the first night game in 1935. I believe in May and it was the Reds vs the Phillies
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Re: MLB The Show 23 adds classic night ball games which originated in The Negro Leagu
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why do these player models look way better then the modern ones?
It is just not fair at all it's like Sony is teasing us how MLB The Show games will look in the future but you are going to have to wait another 10 years to see it in the whole game!
It really sucks to have such better looking player models for only one small mode that a lot of us probably will not even play.
Re: MLB The Show 23 adds classic night ball games which originated in The Negro Leagu
Originally posted by Blzer
"The first night baseball games apparently had purple skies during twilight." Didn't hear him say that one.
On a serious note, this is actually really cool and makes me want to play them and learn more from Bob Kendrick himself (would be cool if others told their personal stories here and there). I'm guessing they have this element show up before you play the storyline itself in some way.
I'm really loving the atmosphere presented by the old school crowds, and I'm guessing they have animations tied specifically to them, or at least removed from some of what you'd see in the regular games (probably not holding signs and waving their arms, etc.).
Now, it says "Season One" at the end. Does that mean they will do more throughout this year, or that Season Two will be the next installment?
Also, trying out my trivia knowledge here... was Crosley Field the first MLB stadium to play a night game?
What color should the twilight skies be?
This looks purple to me and is a twilight sky
I have seen a few colors in twilight skies purple,Blue,Orange,Yellow for example.
MLB The Show can definitely do much better with the twilight skies by adding all the above colors too. But purple is sometimes part of a twilight sky.
Re: MLB The Show 23 adds classic night ball games which originated in The Negro Leagu
Originally posted by tnixen
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why do these player models look way better then the modern ones?
It is just not fair at all it's like Sony is teasing us how MLB The Show games will look in the future but you are going to have to wait another 10 years to see it in the whole game!
It really sucks to have such better looking player models for only one small mode that a lot of us probably will not even play.
As cool as the Negro League stuff is, I really feel like it got all of the attention this cycle.
Re: MLB The Show 23 adds classic night ball games which originated in The Negro Leagu
Originally posted by bronxbombers21325
As cool as the Negro League stuff is, I really feel like it got all of the attention this cycle.
As long as they don’t lock all these new assets into a certain mode, there’s a lot here than can greatly improve historical replay immersion, which is popular amongst the offline crowd (though not everyone’s tea).
A good example is NBA 2k23, where much of the work put into the Jordan challenge was reused in the Eras franchise option.
If these are just 8 short scenarios to play, me and everybody else will play them once and forget about them. That would be a real disservice to the effort to highlight this forgotten era anyway, so here’s hoping it’s more.
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