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clips
The Bigs 2 Is Chock Full Of Mini-Games
2K Sports upcoming sequel to their over-the-top baseball game The Bigs includes almost more mini-games than you can shake a stick at. More » -
nintendo
Mariners Nintendo Fan Network Gets Upgraded
Nintendo and ESPN give Seattle Mariners fan DS owners an upgrade this year, adding sports news to the list of special features available on the handheld during home games. More » -
2k sports
Milwaukee's Prince Fields The BIGS 2 Cover
The Milwaukee Brewer's All-Star first baseman Prince Fielder has been tapped to represent the nation of baseball as the cover athlete for 2K Sports' The BIGS 2. More » -
valve
Team Fortress 2 Scout Update Hitting Hard Next Week
The next Team Fortress 2 class update is only a week away, as Valve officially announces a February 24th release date for the Scout update, with new features revealed on a daily basis. More » -
MLB Dugout Heroes
MLB Dugout Heroes Brings Baseball Online
The 2009 baseball season is headed online as GamesCampus and MLB Advanced Media sign an online licensing agreement allowing the former to create a free-to-play, transaction-based online baseball game using official Major League Baseball materials. MLB Dugout Heroes is expected to be available in time for the launch of next year's baseball season. More » -
mlb superstars
2K Launch MLB Superstars On Wii
Wii owners looking for a baseball game with as little actual baseball as possible might be in luck with the upcoming release of MLB Superstars. More » -
baseball
ESPN Bringing Major League Baseball to Xbox Live
Baseball..baseball.. that's the one that's like Rounders, but with more spitting, yes? More » -
ea sports
EA Sports: It's (Not) In The (Baseball) Game
So EA Sports rule the sporting roost unopposed, do they? Not quite. They might dominate football, thanks to their exclusivity deal with the NFL, but they don't rule baseball. In fact, this year they won't be putting out a baseball game at all. After Take-Two signed a deal with the MLB in 2005, whereby only they could release third-party MLB titles, EA were relegated to the college ranks and their MVP NCAA series, which they've now abandoned having turned down the offer to renew their contract with the college league. No reason was given, but it's most likely got something/everything to do with the recent belt-tightening and prioritising going on over at EA Sports HQ. More » -
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game announce
Activision Dishes Up The Little League
Activision is planning to deliver steroid-free baseball action to the Nintendo Wii and DS this summer with Little League World Series 2008. Featuring eight U.S. and eight international teams, the game will allow player to customize their character, engage in entertaining mini-games, and of course, participate in the Little League World series."Activision has captured the essence of what makes Little League so wonderful for players and spectators alike," Jud Rogers, Sr. Marketing Executive, Little League International. "We look forward to working with them in the upcoming months to help polish the game and bring it to Little Leaguers and fans."
My desperate hope that the game will let us bean kids in the head with fastballs is exactly why none of my friends invite me to watch their children play anymore. Little League World Series 2008 is due out August 5th for both platforms. More » -
seattle mariners
Mariners' Nintendo Fan Network Goes Free
The Nintendo Fan Network rolled out at the Seattle Mariners Safeco Field during the 2007 season, giving DS-toting fans access to a bunch of MLB stats and in-game progress reports for a small fee. More » -
mmo
Cal Ripken Endorses Cal Ripken's Real Baseball
It's hard to read the word "baseball" without thinking "Roger Clemens" and "steroids," but baseball legend Cal Ripken is now lending his name to Cal Ripken's Real Baseball (formerly Ultimate Baseball Online). How nice. Now for the real reason I'm posting about a free baseball MMO—jJust do me one favor and read this press release excerpt with steroids on the brain:We strive to make Real Baseball the most authentic baseball video game it can be, and adding Cal to our team not only strengthens our brand, but connects us with a baseball legend that will take our video game and community to the next level.
Heh. It's almost too bad that Cal Ripken was squeaky clean, otherwise it would have been funny in a less adolescent (and more funny) way. More » -
2k sports
Jose Reyes Looks Shocked To Find Self On Cover Of MLB 2K8
New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes looks absolutely stunned at the realization his photo is going to appear on next year's edition of 2K Sports Major League Baseball game. The MLB 2K8 cover star said, according to a press release, "This is the first time I have ever been on the cover of a video game." The visibly shaken spokesman was then calmed by friends and family, none of whom saw the cover appearance coming. More » -
take me out to the ball game
Nintendo Tests Fan Network
Nothing quite says a day at the ballpark like Nintendo! The DS Lite is being tested at the Seattle Mariners' Safeco Field in a program called the Nintendo Fan Network. For US $5 per game, fans can use software that allows them to watch a live TV feed, pull up stats, order food and play trivia games on their DSes. Five bucks a game? Yikes! Says Nintendo corporate affairs manager J.C. Smith: More » -
watch out for pujols
2K's The Bigs Sports Pujols
2K Sport's larger-than-life arcade style baseball game is getting a larger-than-life name to be its cover athlete, as St. Louis Cardinal's first baseman Albert Pujols is tapped to grace video game store shelves around the country this summer. More » -
baseball
MLB 2K7 Brings The Indie Rock
2K Sports announced the soundtrack to their latest Major League Baseball game MLB 2K7 and it's a doozy. The playlist features some well known artists like Nirvana and Sublime, but also features lesser known bands with not-dead frontmen like Tapes 'n' Tapes, The Thermals and Les Savy Fav. More » -
week in games
Week In Games: New Years Eve Edition
It's the end of the 2006, and the first batch of games of the new year is rather slim. Things start to ramp up again in the next couple of weeks, but until then we are still stuck in that barren wasteland of games that is always left behind after Christmas. More » -
red sox
Red Sox Pitcher Talks Game Plan
World Series winning Red Sox pitcher and hardcore EverQuest II fanatic Curt Schilling is getting further into the MMO game—he's making them. Schilling opened his own studio, Green Monster Games, named after the famous green wall at Boston's Fenway Park and is talking about his first project. More » -
mlb 07 the show
MLB The Show Coming to PS3 This Spring
Sony today confirmed that MLB 07 The SHow will be hitting the Playstation 2, Playstation Portable and Playstation 3 in spring 2007. More » -
nintendo
Glowing Wiiviews
No. There's only one single thing you need to know about the Wii: That it's sheer, unadulterated, peerless and incalculable FUN - for kids of all ages... and we mean that right up to those grown-up kids with mortgages and half-pints of their own.
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humor
8-Bit NES Fantasy Baseball Dream Team
McSweeney's — a website so funny its editors should be brutally hobbled for the crime of not having an RSS feed — asked their columnist Rick Paulas to put together his fantasy baseball dream team. And after the orange flourescent fluttering of our Cheetos-saturated hearts, Rick has bravely stepped up to the plate and populated it entirely with 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System Characters. More » -
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Red Sox Mo Cap for The Show
Happy Friday evening. You survived another week. Here s a little video for you to enjoy for the weekend. It shows the motion capture session for Boston Red Sex designated hitter David Ortiz. The cover athlete for MLB 06: The Show goes went through his motions in San Diego. More »
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