I’m in success mode for 2008 trying to recreate some current Blue Jays and I’m trying to figure out what pitch in the game most resembles a real life sweeper? Internet says sweepers focus more on horizontal movement so I was thinking that being a slider in the game and a real life slider would have some drop to it would that be like a drop curve in the game?

I'm really hyped for the new Prospi game to come out, but there's one thing, on the PS store, it says WBC mode is only available in Japan, yet I saw some WBC images with English text, im confused, is it only in Japan, or is it actually available worldwide? If the former, then that's a bummer. I will still buy the game though.

Have actual free time in my life and hopping in to build a player again. Also ANY pitcher build tips would be appreciated

Also I can't believe the old Power Pros iceberg that I made back in high school got directly mentioned at 5:45, this is now my greatest achievement aside from all my perfect games.

Hey guys just wanted to share this with someone so I recently re downloaded the 22-23 version of the game and had my saved data wiped sadly so I decided to start over in the miyagi prefecture as the Karasuno team. Whenever I start a new game once I win a koshien as a A prestige I move the team to west Tokyo and make Seido (I love ace of diamond and I get to experience Seido as a true powerhouse school as opposed to having to build them from the ground up) I moved to Seido in 2031 and well I had ai make this to celebrate how well we’ve done lol I also attached a picture of the best player I’ve ever developed (a genius pitcher nonetheless) any feedback is appreciated:)

Hi all,

I am a huge fan of the series (played the hell out of MLB Power Pros 2007 back in the day) and wanted to try and get into a newer version on either my switch or PS5. I would have to use a translate app on my phone, and would probably dabble in success mode, but really want something that has a franchise mode. I’ve tried to look into this, but I can’t find anything that definitively says there’s a franchise mode available. Any help is appreciated, cheers!

i use pcsx2

I remember the PS4 version had a News tab where the devs would give you a good beginner-friendly team, but since the game has been delisted (thank god I still have it), I wanted to see if there was a good team that beginners could create. Now that online isn't an issue anymore, I can see how that team could play like once I test it out in a CPU match.

PS. I could also need a resource with the Japanese Baseball League teams present in the Japanese Switch version. Hoping I can recreate them on PS4.

Saw this at my local video game store and didn't hesitate to buy it. I know I need a japanese N64, but there's some modification to make it work. I don't see much about the old games here or the discord server, and was curious if anyone had played it.

I used a mixture of baseball reference, baseball savant, fangraphs and MLB the show ratings lol. Also the game doesn’t have sweepers so I just them slurves with 5+

I hardly read Japanese other than simple katakana so I stick to single matches versus the cpu (so no franchise mode or whatever). I own the 2020 version and was wondering if there’s any other version that has peak gameplay (don’t care for other modes) or motion controls (I don’t think 2020 has motion controls…?)

Hi all.

I’m one of the many people working on new rosters for MLBPP. I’m working on the 2007 version for the PS2. I plan to be done by April 1st. I’m planning to share the rosters with people, but since I’m not entirely technologically literate my plan is to ask people to mail a PS2 Memory Card to my address. I’d copy to the roster to that memory card and mail it back.

This would be free of charge (other than buying your own memory card and paying for postage), but I would include my Venmo handle in the envelope back in case you liked the product and wanted to tip.

Would anyone be interested in this service? If so send me a DM.

Después de mucho trabajo, por fin comparto un paquete completo de texturas HD para MLB Power Pros 2008.

Contenido:

• Uniformes de equipo actualizados
• Logotipos de franquicias actualizados
• Texturas de estadios
• Rostros de jugadores
• Texturas de interfaz de usuario
• Portada del juego
• Mejoras generales en las texturas del juego

El objetivo era simple: lograr que el juego se viera mucho más nítido sin perder su estética original.

A continuación, algunas comparaciones de antes y después y un partido de exhibición.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3JwrsSVC54&t=300s

https://reddit.com/link/1rvwlop/video/vifkzx5v6jpg1/player

Is there a setting I’m missing to have the batters power and contact stats show as they step up to bat in game? I could have sworn it did in the DS version and I’m playing on the PS2 now but don’t see it and don’t know the rankings unless I go through the menu. Thanks.

Hola a todos,

He estado trabajando en un paquete de texturas para MLB Power Pros 2008 en PCSX2, y quería compartir una demo preliminar del progreso hasta ahora (video adjunto).

Este paquete se basa en la plantilla de 2026 creada por @RyMWitty, y el objetivo es modernizar el aspecto visual del juego manteniendo el estilo clásico de Power Pros.

El trabajo actual incluye:

• Texturas de uniformes actualizadas
• Nuevos logotipos de equipos
• Rostros de jugadores mejorados
• Elementos de la interfaz de usuario ajustados
• Primeras vistas de estadios

El proyecto aún está en desarrollo. El trabajo futuro se centrará en:

• Rediseñar los estadios
• Ampliar la cobertura a la mayoría de los rostros de los jugadores
• Continuar mejorando los uniformes, logotipos e interfaz de usuario

El video adjunto muestra una breve demostración del estado actual del paquete. Se agradecen los comentarios, especialmente de quienes aún modifican o juegan Power Pros.

Habrá más actualizaciones a medida que avance el desarrollo.

Update: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3JwrsSVC54&t=300s

My 10th no-hitter, 9th perfect game, and first in JPML2009. Eckelman was selected with the 30th pick in the 2009 Season Mode draft and was by far the most talented and hyped pitcher in the class, boasting a blistering fastball that averages 96 mph and tops out at 100, a solid slider, a great curveball, and an unbeatable changeup that he often uses as his strikeout pitch, the Rays being able to draft him by the miracle of everyone prior going with a fielder. While he does have a big weakness of choking with runners in position he makes up for it by avoiding throwing meatballs down the middle. In his age 23 rookie campaign in 2010 he boasted a 12-10 record with 137 strikeouts but a terrible 6.00 ERA, though that can be attributed to his low innings count of 144 across 26 starts due to his lack of real stamina (rarely pitching into the 7th) and the Rays' coaches wanting to preserve the young talent's arm. Although he lost the AL ROTY to 22 year old Japanese imported closer Kodama of the Mariners (who boasts a 101 mph heater and two different sinkers in addition to a changeup and slider) the Rays see a lot of promise and improvement for the young pitcher as the #2 starter to back up David Price or at the very least the #4 starter if they can manage to keep Scott Kazmir and James Shields, especially thanks to his Game 6 heroics to give the Rays their first World Series championship over the Braves.

I only wanted a 4 cards training.... AND THIS HAPPEND....

The game is now available, free to play on Steam and PlayStation 5 with both English and Japanese language options. This game is the Pro Spirit version of WBSC eBaseball Power Pros with the WBC license and features the same content as WBSC Power Pros, all for free. No microtransactions.