MVP Baseball 2004

aka: MVP 2004

Released

March 9th, 2004 on Windows

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Publishers

Electronic Arts, Inc.

Developers

Electronic Arts Canada

Moby Score

7.9

#2,667 of 157K

Critics

86% (20)

Players

(14)

Ranking

#75 on Xbox
#83 on GameCube
#162 on PlayStation 2
#2,245 on Windows

Collected By

15 players

Genre: Sports
Perspective: Behind view
Diagonal-down
Interface: Direct control
Sport: Baseball
Misc: Licensed

Buy (updated 5/27 11:40 PM)

GameCube
$2.98 used at Amazon eBay
PlayStation 2
$5.93 used, $25.91 new at Amazon eBay
Windows
Amazon eBay
Xbox
$2.41 used, $8.09 new at Amazon eBay

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Step up to the plate for the second iteration of EA Sports' MVP Baseball. You can sim, manage, or play your way through 120 years of your MLB, AAA and AA franchise. Manage and play as all three teams - develop your farm and win the World Series - even the Tigers have a chance! Two mini-modes let you play head to head with friends or the CPU to test your batting and pitching skills. You can also play in classic fields using classic players like Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson. Hundreds of uniforms to choose from and thousands of animations to bring the players to life.

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美国职棒大联盟2004 - Simplified Chinese spelling

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Producer	Brent Nielsen
Technical Director	Daniel Brady
Art Director	Ron Bignell
Development Directors	Henry Lee Mark Lutz
Art Production Manager	Natali Altshuler
Lead Programmers	James Hall Mike Davison Tim Roy
Programming Team	Adam Letts Alan Hughes Amir Sharif Bob Purewal Brad Kram Chris Deas Dee Jay Randall Derek Larmour James Dewar Jenny Lee Mark Evans Paolo Rigiroli Ryan C. Jones Sam Sheth Scott Barcik Sean Payne
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Contrary to most EA sports games, MVP Baseball is actually quite fan-mod friendly. There are many mods out there from fans who wish to tweak the simulation model that will allow players to progress over their entire CAREER, not just a season or two. You can now actually notice how the players improve a bit over time, they gain skill and lose a bit of strength, and so on. There are also plenty of fantasy teams, historical teams, and much more as mods.