MLB Power Pros 2008 Coming This Summer
PS2 and Wii in July, DS to receive it later this Fall
Date: Thursday, May 08, 2008
Author: Jeff McAllister

2K Sports and Konami have announced the next installment of MLB Power Pros 2008, scheduled to be available for the Nintendo Wii and the PlayStation 2 this July, as well as Nintendo DS later this fall.

With easy, pick-up-and-play hitting and pitching controls, along with intuitive Wii functionality, other new features in MLB Power Pros 2008 include support of 40-man rosters, change of ball speed, adjustment of defensive shifts, along with a real-time bullpen check functionality for substituting pitchers. MLB Power Pros 2008 will also support the option for players to import their Wii-based characters, Miis, from their Wii or Wii Remote

With over ten different exciting game modes including the traditional Practice, Exhibition, League and Home Run Challenge modes, MLB Power Pros 2008 will bring fans closer to the action than ever before. Gamers also get the opportunity to act as general manager and control the destiny of their own franchise in Season mode, or engage in entertaining role-playing story modes such as Success and MLB Life modes.

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