RBI Baseball '14

[MrBill]

I'm tempted to try it out just for baseball on the Xbox.

[Twigg4075]

I would much rather hook the N64 back up and play Ken Griffey Jr Presents MLB than spend the money on this.

I wish the RetroN 5 would hurry up and release.

As for this, I couldn't find it anywhere on the PS Store yesterday. I was hoping to at least try a demo.

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[Garrett67]

From reading over at operation sports, I believe there's a demo on Xbox


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[Twigg4075]

From reading over at operation sports, I believe there's a demo on Xbox


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I think it released today on 360. It was supposed to have released yesterday on PS3 but no sign of it when I checked last night.

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[MrBill]

No season stats?!? And no online? $20? Ha.

Well, so much for buying this.

[Guest]

[Tyused]

Well played!

[Primetime]

I don't understand the quote...he just wants to try a demo.

[Tyused]

I guess Mr. Bill and others including myself were under the impression he bought it

[dave]

Tried the demo today on 360. No chance in hell I drop $20 on this. Fielding, especially as an outfielder, is a nightmare. The game has zero depth ... and without the ability to play online is pretty much useless. This is a game, like RBI 4, that needs to be played against a human opponent. I remember playing RBI 4 on a table top arcade vs. guys I knew at a bar in 1987. Those games were a blast.
I get what these guys are attempting with RBI 14, but it simply doesn't work without online play ... and we've become too accustomed to having features and this game has none.
If you live in a college dorm and can always find a human opponent, spend the $20. Otherwise, just try the demo.

[Twigg4075]

It was the demo you clown.

I played it once. It's basic, which is what I expected. They only let you play three innings with the Red Sox and Cardinals. If this game kept season stats and had online I'm pretty sure I'd buy it, even at $20. But no way is it worth a purchase missing those features.

[Twigg4075]

Tried the demo today on 360. No chance in hell I drop $20 on this. Fielding, especially as an outfielder, is a nightmare. The game has zero depth ... and without the ability to play online is pretty much useless. This is a game, like RBI 4, that needs to be played against a human opponent. I remember playing RBI 4 on a table top arcade vs. guys I knew at a bar in 1987. Those games were a blast.
I get what these guys are attempting with RBI 14, but it simply doesn't work without online play ... and we've become too accustomed to having features and this game has none.
If you live in a college dorm and can always find a human opponent, spend the $20. Otherwise, just try the demo.

Exactly. This game needed online.

[Tyused]

We need the bigs back. Loved that arcade game

[Twigg4075]

We need the bigs back. Loved that arcade game

I still have 2 in the wrapper. I've been wanting to pop it in. I really enjoyed the first one. I think I rented it from Gamefly way back when..

[Guest]

It's really confusing why this game wouldn't even have online. 99% of games now have online, and it's become expected unless you are playing a story-driven narrative. Even a game like that in Assassin's Creed eventually added an online component.

This game was released solely to capture money from people without a PS3/4 who like baseball. Even then it's still a travesty not to have online or stats.