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R.B.I. Baseball '14
Despite a Wednesday release date, we haven't seen much from the returning video game baseball franchise R.B.I., until today. MLB has published a gameplay trailer ahead of its April 9 release date on Xbox 360.
It's a short trailer lasting only about 45 seconds, but it gives a good sense of how the game will play, which is very old-school. R.B.I. Baseball '14 represents the first entry in the R.B.I. franchise for a very long time. It also marks the first video game release from Major League Baseball Advanced Media, which is a partnership of Major League Baseball's club owners which handles the digital side of MLB, including MLB.com.
To check out the video on MLB's website, head here, or click the image below. For more on the game, including a handful of screenshots, head here. The game will be available tomorrow on Xbox 360, but is also planned for PlayStation 3, mobile, and new-gen consoles. The release date for the new-gen versions of the game are unannounced, but a previous report points to an April 10 release for mobile and PlayStation 3.
[Source: MLB.com]
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