PSi writes: "MLB 2K10 has undergone some great improvements in gameplay this year, so there is something to look forward to there. But before getting into the nitty-gritty, it's time to take a more superficial look at this year's visual and audio goodness:
Once again the player models and stadiums look great. As you play your first game (or watch the Demo come up for the first time), you'll likely feel a bit like a kid in a candy store. However, there will almost certainly be a suspension of disbelief when you do your first double-take as the players pop from one animation to another. Unfortunately, the motion capture animations just weren't blended together very well, so as your players go from pose to pose (or better, from action to action), the popping is too drastic to ignore. That aside, MLB 2K10 looks as good as it plays."
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XMNR: With the American and National League Championship games still to go, 2K Sports ran a simulation to determine who will capture the conference championships and go on to win the World Series. The result is a prediction that, after dispatching the home town Atlanta Braves, the San Francisco Giants do likewise with the Philadelphia Phillies before going on to meet and defeat the New York Yankees in the World Series.
Andrew Reiner: "Each year, I simulate the season in any baseball game that hits the market. Outside of telling me that the Yankees have a shot at winning the World Series, most simulations are way off the mark. But in a season that doesn't make sense, how close do the games come? Let's take a look to see how accurate Major League Baseball 2K10 and MLB 10: The Show are in their simulations."
