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Jason1 · 01-27-2005, 10:23 PM

Normally I wouldve bashed the Take 2 deal as well, but at least they have given others a chance...and I hate EA, everyone knows that, and they screwed EA big time, so I find this as simple payback for what EA did with the NFL liscense, while not really screwing everybody else. A win-win situation in my mind.

Im really excited about this one allready, since its being jointly developed by Nintendo themselves...that kinda thing always excites me...

EDIT: And I just read the IGN article, and it says Exile Interactive also developed World Series Baseball 2K2 and 2K3. I remember playing those on the Dreamcast, in fact, I think I own one of the 2...not sure which. Anyhow, they both were SUPERB baseball games, probably the best ive ever played. This could be a very good baseball game.

01-27-2005, 10:23 PM	#4
Jason1 J-Dub Jason1 is offline Location: Illinois Now Playing: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Posts: 7,404	Re: Nintendo Returns to the Baseball Diamond Normally I wouldve bashed the Take 2 deal as well, but at least they have given others a chance...and I hate EA, everyone knows that, and they screwed EA big time, so I find this as simple payback for what EA did with the NFL liscense, while not really screwing everybody else. A win-win situation in my mind. Im really excited about this one allready, since its being jointly developed by Nintendo themselves...that kinda thing always excites me... EDIT: And I just read the IGN article, and it says Exile Interactive also developed World Series Baseball 2K2 and 2K3. I remember playing those on the Dreamcast, in fact, I think I own one of the 2...not sure which. Anyhow, they both were SUPERB baseball games, probably the best ive ever played. This could be a very good baseball game.