[Q&A] MVP 06 NCAA Baseball
Want the dirt on just how EA Canada's first year at bat in the college leagues is going? Producer Ben Brinkman has the answers!
Published: December 20, 2005
Electronic Arts may have lost the rights to the MLB in exchange for its exclusive nabbing of the NFL, but that's not stopping the industry giant from cranking out another yearly edition of America's Pastime. Just how are they doing it? Why, they're taking their game to the college leagues!
Enter MVP 06 NCAA Baseball, where the cracks of aluminum bats and roars of a crowd of overzealous college kids are the nothing less than commonplace. While they may not be playing in the big leagues, that's not holding developer EA Canada from sending out the first-ever college baseball game to stores on January 18, 2006 with a bang. After all, they're the same crew that brought us the MVP Baseball series year after year. And did we mention it's shelving with a $29.99 price tag?
Producer Ben Brinkman has been kind enough to provide a bit of insight on just how the development process of MVP 06 NCAA Baseball has fared compared to previous years, all in Q&A format and for your viewing pleasure. Go forth, brave souls!
Enter MVP 06 NCAA Baseball, where the cracks of aluminum bats and roars of a crowd of overzealous college kids are the nothing less than commonplace. While they may not be playing in the big leagues, that's not holding developer EA Canada from sending out the first-ever college baseball game to stores on January 18, 2006 with a bang. After all, they're the same crew that brought us the MVP Baseball series year after year. And did we mention it's shelving with a $29.99 price tag?
Producer Ben Brinkman has been kind enough to provide a bit of insight on just how the development process of MVP 06 NCAA Baseball has fared compared to previous years, all in Q&A format and for your viewing pleasure. Go forth, brave souls!
