News on a new PYS game
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News on a new PYS game
Has anyone seen, heard or have knowlegde of the next PYS game? Have there been any OFFICIAL announcements? And if so....What systems would it be on? I am a big fan of the PYS series and it would suck to have to play another MLB 2K game since each year they get worse. Maybe 2K should get with Konami, like they did for MLB Power Pros, and use the PYS engine on ALL future MLB 2K games. (fingers crossed)
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Re: News on a new PYS game
[ Author: BigManZam | Posted: Nov 16, 2007 3:30 PM
| CLM Fan
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Nothing yet. I'm pretty sure we'll see a PYS5. Everything I've seen suggests that Konami are transitioning from Pawapuro to PYS. They have better people on PYS, sales skyrocket with every year(opposite of Pawapuro), and there are a lot more additions and improvement to gameplay with each release.
I don't think you'll see the PYS engine in the states. I think it'd just look awkward, not to mention the time it'd take to get all those faces(they make EVERY face from scratch by hand), animations, and stadiums. I think that you'd be stretching out a development team, Diamond Head, that is already being stretched thin with too many projects. Ever since they started all these new games, you can tell the quality has diminished. It's kinda like how the quality of a multi-platform game is noticeably worse than an exclusive release.
I don't think you'll see the PYS engine in the states. I think it'd just look awkward, not to mention the time it'd take to get all those faces(they make EVERY face from scratch by hand), animations, and stadiums. I think that you'd be stretching out a development team, Diamond Head, that is already being stretched thin with too many projects. Ever since they started all these new games, you can tell the quality has diminished. It's kinda like how the quality of a multi-platform game is noticeably worse than an exclusive release.
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