Testseek.com have collected 10 expert reviews of the MLB Power Pros 2008 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for MLB Power Pros 2008.
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Abstract: MLB Power Pros 2008 is a truly unique baseball experience that North American baseball-junkies should try for a few innings. The core game play is a deep, engaging, and totally satisfying baseball experience for Wii gamers ScreenshotsThe Fun PartsRati...
If you made a chart to weigh the Pros and Cons of all of the baseball titles releasing on the Wii this fall, there is no doubt that MLB Power Pros 2008 would come out on top as none of the other titles sport the gameplay, options, depth, or licensing o...
It has everything youd expect from a Major League Baseball title.
No matter which kind of player you are, it has a lot of other things that you most likely wont like.
Try the Mario baseball game for cute, or a more realistic MLB title for robust realism.
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Published: 2008-08-22, Author: Chris , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: One look at MLB Power Pros 2008 may be enough to deter any serious baseball fan, as the anime bobblehead characters stand in stark contrast to the realistic player models offered by many other baseball games. It would be a shame, though, to overlook Po...
Controls are easy to grasp, Substantial statistical depth, Team management and creation tools are robust, Unique modes blend roleplaying and baseball action.
Not much has changed since last years version, Occasionally dodgy fielder selection.
MLB Power Pros is back for 2008 season with updated rosters, a new RPG mode, and its signature deep, yet accessible gameplay. ...
Abstract: The visual style to MLB Power Pros 2008 is very unique, especially given the nature of the gameplay. When you look at the box art you know that this is not your typical looking baseball game. When summing up the style, one word immediately comes to min...
Abstract: Sports games have started to turn a corner, taking a road back to the early days of gaming. Instead of being an in-depth, almost simulation like experience, we’re starting to see sports games focus on just having fun. Forget the complex pitching and...
Abstract: While it is true many games based on sports are very technical and have tons of appeal as hardcore simulations of their sport, I find that none really capture the joy and fun of their respective sport quite like MLB Power Pros has. Last year's initial...
