Another year another baseball season, another Major League Baseball game. The franchise is soon to release its latest installment, MLB 2K8. What changes should we expect from the game? A lot more realism, according to an interview with the game's producer Ben Brinkman. Check out the details in the full article.

Nothing marks a good sports sim than a well-known face endorsing your title. 2K Sports, the sports publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. has signed up New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes to grace the cover of this year's Major League Baseball 2K8, as well as act as its official spokesperson.

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When 2K Sports' Ben Brinkman says that the team's aim for Major League Baseball 2K7 (PS3, Xbox 360) is to make the video game of America's pastime into America's pastime, he's essentially saying the team's got their work cut out for them. He talks to GameTrailers about some of the details of getting the details into the game, including signature moves and high-def video and audio. Hot peanuts not included.

Also some details on The Buzz. We guess this one works in the game's Franchise mode, rewarding you for an excellent season (or at least a part of it) with generally good publicity and all the bling that comes with it. Free agents. Signing players. Crowded bleachers. The pressure to play better. The growing temptation to resort to... nope. THAT controversial aspect of baseball is not modelled in Major League Baseball 2K7, right 2K? 2K?



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