MLB Power Pros
Publisher: 2K
Developer: Konami
Release date: October 2nd, 2007
Genres: Sports
MLB Power Pros Review
A Japanese take on an American pastime.
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Written by Erik
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Posts
Keelan
I've read before that this game will have online play.
Cyber
Hey, those are a bunch of chibi. AWESOME.
Zelda-dude
Reminds me of goombas.
Splintercell4ever
Wow, that is so realistic. Johan Santana and Ryan Howard look exactly like each other in real life. Rich and spoiled.
Kobe babe
I think it will work and be a cool game.
Goosenapper
I have Power Pro Baseball 4 (I think, it is in Japanese after all!) for my Super Famicom, and it is a very fun game. We are in for a real treat if this is indeed a spin-off of that Japanese series.
Takeshi
Sold 15 million copies in Japan, going to be a classic.
ChriZ
What about a PAL release of this game
yippeekyeaay
Wow this game is fun but I'm disappointed it doesn't have the option to switch the commentary to Japanese (English one gets a little too repetitive and boring after a while) even though it says it does in the manual.
Slazz
It's really a good baseball game. The stadiums are dead on and the game has great depth with success mode and season mode. You can edit everything on the players and create arranged teams all you want. Don't let the goofy but cute characters fool you. It's a very good baseball game.
Question
What does e res mean in mlb power pros? (it's a skill in success mode).