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R.B.I. Baseball 15
We're still not sure of the release dates for all the platforms, but Major League Baseball Advanced Media has confirmed the game will at least be on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One this month.
Major League Baseball Advanced Media confirmed the release dates with Polygon, and the price. The game will be $19.99 and releases March 31 for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Release dates and pricing for other planned platforms, PC, Mac, iOS, and select Android devices, have not yet been announced.
We gave the previous R.B.I. game, R.B.I. Baseball 14, a very low two out of town in our review, which you can read here. Andrew Reiner wrote of the game, "The visuals are somewhat modern, and the rosters are current, but everything that happens after the pitch is thrown harks back to the ‘80s – a time when developers were just starting to figure out how to make baseball games."
The follow-up has a lot more going for it with redesigned authentic ballparks for each of the 30 teams in the league, online multiplayer, and new difficulty settings. The title will also allows for game-to-game stat tracking in season mode, including league leaderboards, as well as full 25-man rosters for each team in the MLB.
For more on R.B.I. Baseball 15, head here for the game's announcement trailer.
[Source: Polygon]
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