Mario Baseball

[Kbu Chan]

I don't give a crap aboot baseball but I'll probably rent this this weekend. If it somehow makes baseball fun, I'll buy it. We need another party game.

[gamevet]

Gamevet: What didn't you like about it?

The worst offender was the awful outfielding. By the time the ball hit the outfield, I had no idea where my outfielder was. On top of that, the outfielders moved so slow. Sure this game is a throwback to the old Nintendo arcade baseball game, but you'd think they'd improve upon that formula.

[MechDeus]

MechDeus: Yes it is, either it's a Nintendo game or it's not. It's not a Nintendo game if it's not innovative and a Namco game if it is.

That's neither what they typed nor is it what you typed. Try again.

[Kbu Chan]

Umm, Deus, I believe he was paraphrasing.

[sethsez]

Umm, Deus, I believe he was paraphrasing.

One of the main points of paraphrasing is that you keep the original point intact. If I said "I like every kind of soup except lentil soup," it's not properly paraphrased as "I like lentil soup."

[MechDeus]

Umm, Deus, I believe he was paraphrasing.

nor is it what you typed.

Let's finish reading the sentence next time.

[Kbu Chan]

Just got a "4......out of 5" on XPlay.

[Diff-chan]

LOL, innovative baseball game.

[Kbu Chan]

LOLzers!!! at gayness!!!!

[Shin Johnpv]

I don't know I tried the game at kiosks a few times and really I tried to like it but it was just too barebones for me, after playing MLB 2006 at a bunch of kiosks and how much I was able to control the pitch and everything this just felt too lacking

I don't know, I can play like Mario Tennis and enjoy that even though its not a big robust tennis game, and a bit more simplistic but with baseball, this was just too simplistic, and I really agree the outfielders move way too damn slow I mean they tell you where the ball is landing but it takes you for ever to get there