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Developer
989 Sports
Publisher
Sony Computer Entertainment
ERSB Rating
T
Rel. Date
05/17/05
Genre
Sports
Players
2





MLB 2006 features numerous gameplay enhancements, such as the all-new Branch Point Technology, which provides seamless fielding transitions and smooth base running; an all-new Fielding Zone that brings together a players attributes with the a gamer’s skill level in order to make the play; an all-new Pitcher Confidence Marker, which helps determine a gamer’s ability to hit spots in the strike zone; a deeper Franchise Mode; and an all-new Career Mode. With returning gameplay favorites, including EyeToy functionality, online playability through 989SportsOnline.com, and Voice Recognition, MLB 2006 promises to provide gamers with a true-to-life experience from the diamond.

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