"MLB The Show 17" was officially unveiled in the recently concluded PlayStation Experience. The reveal surely made baseball fans excited, especially when the trailer was shown because it was impressive so far.
The first "MLB The Show 17" trailer was also uploaded online and it gained positive reviews as well. MLB video games are exclusively licensed under Sony and while the company is at it, the creatives of the multinational tech company made the game. So far, those who saw the new game say that The Show 17 is probably the best sports game as of now.
Moreover, the "MLB The Show 17" trailer revealed many things and most were really cool. As shared on CBS Sports, below are four of the best features of the virtual baseball game:
The Outfield Dance Routine
In the "MLB The Show 17" trailer, the Red Sox outfielders were shown being playful and doing some little celebratory dance after a win. The video suggests that there could be various dances included in the game and two routines were already revealed in the first preview.
Retro Ballparks
The one featured in the "MLB The Show 2017" preview was the Old Yankee Stadium. This gave the idea that the new game chose to use a variety of classic ballparks instead of the newest buildings. Mos probably, more old-fashioned parks are coming out as the game progress.
Retro Game Mode
Like what was stated on PlayStation blog, the Retro Mode in "MLB The Show 2017" offers classic gameplay experience. The mode pays tribute to the old baseball video games that many people grew up playing. Additionally, this game mode in the MLB The Show 2017" gives off that nostalgic feel especially because the game mechanics are old-school as well.
Storyline
Lastly, the "MLB The Show 2017" appears to have a storyline which is very common in modern games that we have today. The Show hinted about the possible plot line when at the opening of the trailer, the players are shown engaging in a role-playing sequence.
"MLB The Show 17" has been scheduled for release on March 28, 2017. This is the 12th installment in the "MLB: The Show" franchise and it will feature Pro baseball player Ken Griffey Jr.