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GR: Originally released in December 2014, exclusively for PlayStation consoles, Super Mega Baseball gave baseball fans an arcade game that would not only entertain with goofy animations and design features, but also bring a solid foundation that could compete with the heavyweight titles fans are accustomed to playing, notably MLB: The Show and MLB 2K. Fast forward to the present, developer Metalhead Software has completed its Xbox One version of the title (to be on Steam too in a week), slapped the suffix Extra Innings," added a few new ingredients, and said "Game on!"

Added: 14.08.2015 13:18 | 12 views | 0 comments


AS: Getting a competent baseball simulation game on the Xbox platform since EA scuttled the MVP series has been a challenge. Though a few developers have tried their hands at bringing the excitement of America's pastime to life on Microsoft's consoles, there haven't been very many success stories. With Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings, Metalhead Software is hoping to buck that trend, and become a true go-to baseball sim for fans thirsty for hardball on the Xbox One. The devs are successful in bringing quality baseball to the console for the most part, but Super Mega Baseball has a few shortcomings that keep it from becoming a truly standout experience.

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GR: Originally released in December 2014, exclusively for PlayStation consoles, Super Mega Baseball gave baseball fans an arcade game that would not only entertain with goofy animations and design features, but also bring a solid foundation that could compete with the heavyweight titles fans are accustomed to playing, notably MLB: The Show and MLB 2K. Fast forward to the present, developer Metalhead Software has completed its Xbox One version of the title (to be on Steam too in a week), slapped the suffix Extra Innings," added a few new ingredients, and said "Game on!"

Added: 14.08.2015 12:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


AS: Getting a competent baseball simulation game on the Xbox platform since EA scuttled the MVP series has been a challenge. Though a few developers have tried their hands at bringing the excitement of America's pastime to life on Microsoft's consoles, there haven't been very many success stories. With Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings, Metalhead Software is hoping to buck that trend, and become a true go-to baseball sim for fans thirsty for hardball on the Xbox One. The devs are successful in bringing quality baseball to the console for the most part, but Super Mega Baseball has a few shortcomings that keep it from becoming a truly standout experience.

Added: 14.08.2015 12:18 | 6 views | 0 comments


GR: Originally released in December 2014, exclusively for PlayStation consoles, Super Mega Baseball gave baseball fans an arcade game that would not only entertain with goofy animations and design features, but also bring a solid foundation that could compete with the heavyweight titles fans are accustomed to playing, notably MLB: The Show and MLB 2K. Fast forward to the present, developer Metalhead Software has completed its Xbox One version of the title (to be on Steam too in a week), slapped the suffix Extra Innings," added a few new ingredients, and said "Game on!"

Added: 14.08.2015 12:18 | 40 views | 0 comments


WGTC: To put it bluntly: Xbox owning gamers have been shit out of luck when it comes to Americas Pastime. The MLB 2K franchise, which was already in decline, was shelved back in 2013. Major League Baseball tried to pick up the slack themselves, but all that has resulted in is the dire R.B.I. Baseball revival. Meanwhile, over in PlayStation land, MLB: The Show continues to be a top-tier representation of the sport, and last year saw the debut of Super Mega Baseball. Now, with baseball over half-way through, Metalhead Software has brought Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings to the Xbox One.

Added: 12.08.2015 16:00 | 34 views | 0 comments


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Originally released in December 2014, exclusively for PlayStation consoles, Super Mega Baseball gave baseball fans an arcade game that would not only entertain with goofy animations and design features, but also bring a solid foundation that could compete with the heavyweight titles fans are accustomed to playing, notably MLB: The Show and MLB 2K. Fast forward to the present, developer Metalhead Software has completed its Xbox One version of the title (to be on Steam too in a week), slapped the suffix "Extra Innings," added a few new ingredients, and said "Game on!"

Added: 11.08.2015 11:18 | 6 views | 0 comments


Microsoft made a new system software update for the Xbox One available to preview members, numbered xb_rel_1508-150806-2200.