A Gaming Diary
MLB 08: The Show (PS3)
Started a Road to the Show game. The player I made looks nothing like me, but that’s okay. It’s all very similar to the PSP game, but with extra shiny. After a few games I decided to play some team stuff, so started a season as the Astros. Didn’t even finish the first game of spring training, but at least I could save it.
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9 Innings: Pro Baseball 2011 (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
So, I got sent a promo code for this game on my birthday. (I would have bought it had it been available in the UK store.) I’d been resisting setting up a US iTunes account, but this pushed me over the edge. Had to look up instructions on the web to avoid having to give
Homerun Battle 3D (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
So, I was watching the Home Run Derby the other night – well done Big Papi! – and fancied some home run action of my own. I knew I hadn’t played this game in a while – not since it was called Baseball Slugger – but I hadn’t realised that I wouldn’t have a save
Chevy Baseball (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Well, it’s free. That’s a good thing. The mechanics for batting and, to a lesser extent, pitching are quite nice. I only have one real complaint, but it’s a big one. It’s the fielding. Way, way too often balls run along the ground past fielders who just stand there and do nothing. It’s probably just
MLB World Series 2010 (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Decent baseball game. Bit light on features, but includes real teams and players. (What I think I might really like is the officially licensed MLB Power Pros game, but that’s only out on the US App Store. Grrr.) Good pitching and batting controls, which are what really matters, but it’s sometimes hard to tell what
Power Pros (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Started a season yesterday as the Panthers. I’ve changed the difficulty to Normal and set fielding to Semi-Auto, so I need to throw to bases, which makes for a much better game. At this level I’m always in danger of losing, but know that I can win. It’s definitely an arcade representation of the sport,
Power Pros (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Big day for baseball fans yesterday, as spring training started with a win for the Mets (boo!) over the Braves (yay!). Not the best possible start, then, but it’s always very exciting when the baseball comes back. The new release of MLB At Bat came out yesterday, costing a whopping £8.99. However, it’s a brilliant
Baseball Superstars 2010 Free (iPhone)
about 2 years ago - No comments
This is the sequel to one of my favourite games, but I haven’t bought the full version. Mostly because it didn’t look like it was enough of an upgrade to be worth the vast sum of £3.49. Luckily, there’s now a demo version, which I played for a while last night. As expected, it’s rather
Baseball Superstars 2009 (iPhone)
about 2 years ago - No comments
Things are going better now after the disaster of the previous season. My batting average is up, my team, though seemingly doomed to mid-table obscurity, are at least doing better than last season and my coach even tells me I’m awesome now and again. There’s no way on earth my popularity is going to be
Baseball Superstars 2009 (iPhone)
about 2 years ago - No comments
Oh dear. The sixth season of my quest to become a star baseball player isn’t going well. I’m not doing too badly myself, pretty much keeping my batting average at the .278 level. I know that’s actually really rubbish, but by my standards, I’m happy. I’m building up my stats when I can and I
Baseball Superstars 2009 (iPhone)
about 2 years ago - No comments
A tale of great loss and woe. Not about my fifth season, specifically. That went very well. My batting average went up, my team won the league and the post-season stuff, my popularity went over 150 so I could buy new shoes. That was all really good. No, the loss and woe came when I
