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Game plays well, but is buggy and glitchy so you'll have fun constantly restarting your RTTS character and completely breaking the immersion.Game plays well, but is buggy and glitchy so you'll have fun constantly restarting your RTTS character and completely breaking the immersion. My file got f'd because apparently reconnecting to the network while in RTTS mode completely breaks your file. My last game was a reds home game in dodger stadium and somehow they signed Jason Kendall and Juan Pierre in 2024. Last positive review was from June. I imagine everyone was happy the first month until their game glitched out.

This game looks gray for the switch and works. Is not perfect but impressive. The game wasn’t make by EA. Is made by PlayStation, so the guyThis game looks gray for the switch and works. Is not perfect but impressive. The game wasn’t make by EA. Is made by PlayStation, so the guy with the low score haven’t even play the game

While no review can cover every aspect of a game, overall the first year on Switch is nothing short of a success for The Show. The most realistic baseball sim remains just that, all the while being portable. For any baseball fan, The Show is a must-buy. For any sports fan, The Show is a must-buy. With more content dropping throughout the year (and patches to improve the experience too), there's more than enough bang for your buck.

Solid baseball game, but I find multiple things about it to be... worse than MLB 21 somehow. It's also starting to go down the same road thatSolid baseball game, but I find multiple things about it to be... worse than MLB 21 somehow. It's also starting to go down the same road that every sports video game franchise is taking currently. So few tweaks from last year's game. They're starting to all feel the exact same, but again, this one isn't as good as the last game.

MLB The Show 21 was the first baseball game I’ve ever played and it made me fall in love with the sport which I temporarily played for oneMLB The Show 21 was the first baseball game I’ve ever played and it made me fall in love with the sport which I temporarily played for one season or two when I was 6-7. The game carried my 2021 so I was very excited to see what was in store for 22 and wow the level of disappointment I have for this game is immense. It’s like they copy and pasted 21 but smeared **** all over it. The new commentary seemed good at first after listening to Matty V all 21 which got very old and annoying but somehow the new commentators aren’t any better and don’t fit at all. Hitting is ass backwards most late and early hits are guaranteed singles when you can hit the ball perfectly with a player who has decently good power and it’s like you’re using a wet noodle. Lineouts are very ridiculous in this game and it’s embarrassing off pci very late hits for home runs how does that make any sense? 21 had lineouts but it was much more tolerable this game takes it to a whole new level of wtf am I playing rn. The new pinpoint pitching nerf is ok I guess? Wasn’t really needed that’s really the only thing gameplay wise that’s new and pci anchor with hitting which is basically pointless no one really cares about it. I was playing the game fine for a few weeks then randomly it wants to completely break and now my game is laggy and I can’t even use pinpoint anymore or hit. The PCI lags around and I’m on Xbox series X btw so yeah it’s poorly optimized on a 500 dollar next gen console I never had these issues with 21. I haven’t touched the game in weeks because of this and don’t plan on ever playing it again until there’s a patch for hitting even then idk if I’ll play it again. Very much riddled with bugs and glitches online and offline. I think because 21 performed and sold so well they decided to just not care at all this year and give their fans a pathetic excuse of a baseball game. If anyone actually reads this and you haven’t bought the game please don’t buy it your better off getting 21.

Good content. By far, one of the best systems of card collecting in any sports game. Standard graphs. Looks like a copy / paste of the showGood content. By far, one of the best systems of card collecting in any sports game. Standard graphs. Looks like a copy / paste of the show 21. It's a game I play because I like it and it is in gamepass. I wouldn't spend my money on it if I had to.

MLB The Show 22 doesn´t need too much to become one of the best sports videogame every year, and maybe this is its biggest problem. Without any competition, this franchise is taking the risk of complacency. Despite of that, we are talking about an extremely solid game, one more season.

Additionally, while improved trade logic was supposed to show up in this year’s game, I was still able to trade for Shohei Ohtani with just a handful of my second-tier players; trades remain a bit too easy to execute in this game (NBA 2K’s sliders are recommended as the fix here). And there are still no custom created draft classes, meaning your Franchise mode eventually winds up with a host of random players if you play it long enough. (I’d love to see historic draft classes in this game)...It all prevents an intriguing game from reaching its ultimate potential. MLB The Show 22 sets a new bar in one category, and every sports game can learn a lesson from it. And it’s fun enough. There’s just more potential to be unlocked, hopefully next year.

Playing MLB The Show on a hybrid system is wonderful. The guys over at Sony did a great job on the Switch Port. I love Baseball and i LovePlaying MLB The Show on a hybrid system is wonderful. The guys over at Sony did a great job on the Switch Port. I love Baseball and i Love this game. Overall it plays smooth and looks better then i thought it would before . Cross play is not bad either. Has alot of content. Hats off for pulling what they have to the Switch.

With cross-play a prominent feature, I decided to pick this up on Switch to complement the Game Pass version playing on my Xbox Series X. WhatWith cross-play a prominent feature, I decided to pick this up on Switch to complement the Game Pass version playing on my Xbox Series X. What I wasn't prepared for is just how much different the Switch version is compared to even last gen console versions of the game. Stadiums are so pared down they look like minor league fields, the field of view from the batter's POV is nothing short of awful, and frame rate performance is inconsistent at best. Cross-play works as advertised but I wouldn't recommend online play with it as it's sluggish. It's great for taking your Road to the Show career on the road with you, however.MLB The Show 22 is a quintessential example of the sacrifices that must be made for a modern game to run on Switch's aging hardware. The ONLY reason to buy this is portability. If you can play on any other console, including last gen, I can't recommend this version.

70$ for what?! WOW. This game is terrible. I figured I would give it a try because I never played mlb the show on ps5 and let me tell you…70$ for what?! WOW. This game is terrible. I figured I would give it a try because I never played mlb the show on ps5 and let me tell you… there is no difference between the ps5 version and ps4. The only difference is frame rate. Nothing new is added in the game. Road to the show feels the same as it did 10 years ago, and so does franchise. Diamond dynasty seems like this is the only thing they care about. Because they get $$$$. Stay away from this game. THIS IS THE NEW MADDEN!

My overall opinion is really just asking myself why I didn't play the MLB The Show franchise more throughout the years. I can only imagine what kind of difference has been made with each iteration. This year for sure has made me a new fan, and I plan to continue to check out the franchise as the years go on. I found I want to log in every day to see what new cards I was getting and to see if I could improve my skills more and more, and they have. I will definitely play this homerun more throughout the year.

Thanks to its advanced features in gameplay as well as performance, MLB The Show 22 results in an accurate, addictive and engaging title on most fronts.

With how barren the world of licensed baseball games have been on Nintendo systems, even if MLB The Show was a middling port with a token amount of modes, it would have been an oasis in the desert. Luckily, MLB The Show 22 on Switch is so much more than that. It has all of the modes of the 4K versions, including the wonderful March to October, Road to the Show, and Diamond Dynasty offerings. While the online and visual aspects falter at times, the good far outweighs the bad here, as MLB The Show 22 is one of the best sports games of its kind and the Switch version is an excellent way to play it portably and an acceptable way to play it on a television. Here’s hoping The Show is a perennial All-Star on Switch because I could get used to having an assortment of killer baseball games on Nintendo systems again.

MLB The Show 22 is enjoyable and its gameplay divinely effective and delicious. The additions to this 2022 version reinforce the simulationMLB The Show 22 is enjoyable and its gameplay divinely effective and delicious. The additions to this 2022 version reinforce the simulation aspect, without being too complicated for newbies. MLB The Show not only makes us play baseball on our console, but also makes the sport live, putting us in an incredible way in the world of pitching, running and home runs.

MLB The Show 22 refines its legacy and its well tested game modes, while adding some cool new features like online co-op play. You can play addicting Dynasty Mode with one or two friends and, for the first time in the series, there is cross-play and cross-platform support. While not adding anything revolutionary, cross-platform is the major sell point of this year edition, helping to build one cohesive community.

Ironically similar to the state of baseball itself, MLB The Show 22 is boring, safe, and feels old at this point. It is free on Gamepass,Ironically similar to the state of baseball itself, MLB The Show 22 is boring, safe, and feels old at this point. It is free on Gamepass, which makes it worth a download if you've got the subscription. However, you might want to pass on the game this year if you don't have Gamepass. You're going to find an experience that feels almost identical to that of MLB The Show 21. The gameplay is usual quality, which is solid. All the existing game modes are still there, although they are feeling very stale at this point, specifically Road to the Show, which is starting to feel archaic relative to other career modes found in NBA 2K and even the NHL series in spite of the new two-way player option. Diamond Dynasty is better than other card collecting modes in that it's rather easy to build a great team without spending real world money, but the mode feels so old at this point and nothing has been new in quite some time other than new player licenses. Franchise mode is also practically unchanged from years past save for contract logic refinement. The big new feature is an all-new commentary crew, which has been demanded for some time now. However, the new crew was clearly not given enough to do, as their lines repeat so unbelievably often and the commentary is very surface level compared to what we had before, with very few player names being used and it sounding very choppy when it is the case. While this year's version of the Show plays just as well as any version before, unless you've got Gamepass, this year's game is probably worth skipping, as there's simply nothing truly worth upgrading for. SDS needs to think outside the box next year and develop some new modes and features to keep the game fresh for those who can't upgrade for free on Xbox.

This game does not look good. Totally understand the Switch has hardware limitations but boy did this look like a GameCube era game. GameplayThis game does not look good. Totally understand the Switch has hardware limitations but boy did this look like a GameCube era game. Gameplay is fun, but I wouldn’t try playing online. If you have a choice between consoles, I wouldn’t go with the switch port here.

MLB The Show 22 is a very impressive baseball game. Although it doesn't reinvent the wheel with this year's entry, the game is extremely enjoyable and the wider accessibility of platforms will no doubt mean that MLB The Show 22 will reach plenty of baseball fans.

It's MLB The Show - it's fun like every year. I took some points off for "non gameplay" items. First the music I don't think is great. It'sIt's MLB The Show - it's fun like every year. I took some points off for "non gameplay" items. First the music I don't think is great. It's annoying actually. AND a point for the removal of Matt Vasgersian! He's been a staple and with the Show SINCE Inception! Now we get Boog and Stapleton. HUGE Downgrade!

This game is somehow worse then MLB 21The "new" commentators are horrible and incredibly repetitive, cringe and liveless.Literally theThis game is somehow worse then MLB 21The "new" commentators are horrible and incredibly repetitive, cringe and liveless.Literally the first match i played in RTTS it feels like i've heard every commentator line already twice in the same match. It also sounds like its from a mobile game and does not belong in a AAA game that you're being charged 70 bucks for.The music in the menus is terrible that makes my ears bleed.The only thing that was sort of an improvement was that they introduced a 2-way player archetype, but even that was done poorly.I already hated the archetype system and they made it even worse with random passives that don't do anything unless you meet certain criteria in your match.Random settings that are removed from previous titles that makes the gameplay non enjoyableGame is also riddled with bugs and glitchesNo upgrades for next gen besides fast loadingTerrible weather effects as if its ported from a gameboyThere is literally no reason to get nor play this gameI'm so glad that this game was available in gamepass on Xbox and didn't buy itI feel bad for anyone who payed for this gameHope this was helpfull in any waySpend your hard earned money on something more worthy

At the end of the day, MLB The Show 22 doesn´t bring much to the table in terms of innovation, but when it comes to gameplay and game modes, that's where it really shines. Fans of the franchise will find a lot to love over here, and newcomers won't have too much trouble learning the game thanks to all the amazing accesibility options. The newest entry in the beloved baseball franchise is basically more of the same, but better.

MLB The Show 22 is a finely-tuned baseball simulator that offers a nice range of options depending on your patience but is possessed of a nearly insurmountable difficulty curve for beginning players, especially those who are either uninvested in the sport, more accustomed to simpler arcade-style baseball games, or even fans of other popular sports simulators that require less pinpoint accuracy to succeed in. Fortunately, if you’re determined enough to learn to play the game, there are endless pitches to swing at and new games to start over as you fine-tune your button-pressing timing.

Somehow, someway... the game has gotten worse. It's still not optimized for XBOX, works poorly on Switch, and the only version to buy is theSomehow, someway... the game has gotten worse. It's still not optimized for XBOX, works poorly on Switch, and the only version to buy is the PS4 version, unless you like to listen to godawful music while playing. The new "commentary" repeats itself far more often than the previous group, and it makes you miss Vasgersian almost immediately. Not that I liked DeRosa much, but Singleton is about as dry and boring as they come. No visual improvements whatsoever, and now the game is far too easy. It's time for a MASSIVE facelift. We actually LOST a game in RBI, which was steadily getting far better, to be monopolized with THIS!? Unacceptable

The Show remains the best baseball simulation out there … If, however, you already know, love and celebrate this game as an owner of “The Show 20” or “21," I can find no good reason you should feel compelled to purchase this year’s entry.

Same old game don’t buy if this game wasn’t free I don’t think anyone would play it tough that they have to use the game pass to sell games

I think this is a solid 7/8 for this release on the switch.its a significant improvement on the last portable version of the show on the PSI think this is a solid 7/8 for this release on the switch.its a significant improvement on the last portable version of the show on the PS Vita.while there are still some areas for improvement, this is miles better than the RBI baseball releases on the switch.I have played through a few hours of road to the show in both docked and handheld and the gaming experience plays well on both (actually seem to prefer it docked for use of the pro controller over joycons analog sticks, but both are satisfactory). It may be worth noting that there can be occasional stutters in FPS when on cutscenes but the gaming itself is fairly fluid and it is great to pick up and play. Overall, its fantastic to have MLB the show to play handheld on the go again after all those years on from the show on PS VITA.Im sure there may be some stability patches to come in time over the next year, but out of the box this is a very solid port if you can look past the obvious downgrades from the next gen versions.

MLB The Show 22 continues to improve in small, key ways, and with major changes to some of the biggest modes in the game, it's another great entry in the series.

With an even better production than before, and an excellent new duo of announcers, MLB the Show 22 is more realist than ever before - there's no weariness here. Still wishing for a french version though.

Your impressions of MLB The Show 22 are going to vary depending on the platform you're on. For Xbox players, this remains a solid baseball game that players of all skill levels can enjoy thanks to numerous options and modes. With it being available on the Xbox Game Pass on day one, it's an easy reason to try it out. Those who lived and breathed The Show 21 will find the improvements to be minimal. For Switch fans, there are some rough parts that dull the game's impressiveness, but the presence of a sports simulation on a system that's starving for them should catch players' attention. The Switch is going to be a boon for those who like to play on the go, especially since The Show 15 was the last time it went portable on the Vita. Now if only the series could make its way to the PC ….

The Show is back and better. With new features to the ballplayer feature like the two way player and improvements to gameplay, MLB The Show 22The Show is back and better. With new features to the ballplayer feature like the two way player and improvements to gameplay, MLB The Show 22 is a must have to baseball fans.

Somehow, someway... the game has gotten worse. It's still not optimized for XBOX, works poorly on Switch, and the only version to buy is theSomehow, someway... the game has gotten worse. It's still not optimized for XBOX, works poorly on Switch, and the only version to buy is the PS4 version, unless you like to listen to godawful music while playing. The new "commentary" repeats itself far more often than the previous group, and it makes you miss Vasgersian almost immediately. Not that I liked DeRosa much, but Singleton is about as dry and boring as they come. No visual improvements whatsoever, and now the game is far too easy. It's time for a MASSIVE facelift. We actually LOST a game in RBI, which was steadily getting far better, to be monopolized with THIS!? Unacceptable

The Show is back and better. With new features to the ballplayer feature like the two way player and improvements to gameplay, MLB The Show 22The Show is back and better. With new features to the ballplayer feature like the two way player and improvements to gameplay, MLB The Show 22 is a must have to baseball fans.

For a game that showcases perhaps the most dynamic and wholesome athlete in generations, MLB The Show 22 ironically feels like the flattest and safest version of itself.

Good-There is some good changes to the AI in terms of Trades. Smart tweaks to the gameplay give you the ability to tune it to your liking.Good-There is some good changes to the AI in terms of Trades. Smart tweaks to the gameplay give you the ability to tune it to your liking. Online co-op is pretty promising and has potentialBad-Graphics still are not that impressive. Sound effects are average. The RTTS still feels hollow and thinThoughts-MLB The Show 22 is arguably the most notable leap the series has taken in recent memory. Perhaps a result of the influx of new blood from going multiplatform last year, it seems like Sony San Diego is really trying to make the most out of this era of the franchise’s history where more eyes are on them than ever before. Outside of a few small gripes I do have with the somewhat clunky career mode, a mediocre soundtrack, and awkward character expressions that can subtract from the fantasy at times, this is yet another damn fine baseball game from Sony San Diego that isn’t quite a home run, but still manages to fly deep enough into left field to put some more points on the board.

MLB The Show 22 plays too strong of a game on the field and offers too much with Diamond Dynasty, March to October, franchise mode and a general cohesiveness to be a bad sports game. However, some of the missteps are impossible to ignore because of what other sports games offer, and because of what the Show series has offered in the past.

From the gorgeous visuals that transport you directly to the field, to the stellar controls, you won't find another sports game out there that will captivate you quite like this one. Feeling the roar of the crowd swelling up as you continue to rack up points, to the way that your players will express their emotions on the field, this is a sports title that other developers of the genre should take notes from.

Yet another terrible sports game with all the same bs found in Fifa, Madden, 2k, etc. A career mode with absolutely useless teammates who areYet another terrible sports game with all the same bs found in Fifa, Madden, 2k, etc. A career mode with absolutely useless teammates who are worse than worthless? Check. A fantasy mode built on microtransactions? Check. Broken game mechanics with teleporting players? Check. Server issues? Check. I could go on, but this game ain't worth the time it'd take. Also, MinePlay512 is spamming 10s on every console with a copy/paste comment and did the same for Gran Turismo 7 as well, don't listen to their nonsense.

The Show is back and better. With new features to the ballplayer feature like the two way player and improvements to gameplay, MLB The Show 22The Show is back and better. With new features to the ballplayer feature like the two way player and improvements to gameplay, MLB The Show 22 is a must have to baseball fans.

Don't listen to most of these positive reviews they're paid shills. This year's MLB The Show is hands down the biggest money grab I've seenDon't listen to most of these positive reviews they're paid shills. This year's MLB The Show is hands down the biggest money grab I've seen them release. Everything in Diamond Dynasty (DD) has been "condensed" according to SDS; in truth they simply removed 2/3 of previous years content. In years past you could earn in game currency at a fairly decent rate,this year it's slowed to a snails crawl. If you have an Xbox get it for free on gamepass otherwise I'd pass on this turd and just load up 21.

The ultimate question is whether you should play MLB The Show 22 on Switch. Well, it depends. If it's your main or only platform and you're happy playing CPU and offline games, then yes, it's not bad and holds things together just enough for gameplay to be enjoyable. If you want an 'on-the-go' version to accompany a more powerful home console version, perhaps on Game Pass, then it's another yes. If you want to mainly play online in Diamond Dynasty? No, this isn't the way to go. MLB The Show 22 is admirably packed with content and features, but it's not entirely comfortably packed into the diminutive Switch. It lacks the fluidity and crispness found elsewhere, which is perhaps expected but doesn't change the fact. If you're happy with the compromises, though, then step up to the plate.

Still surprisingly swing-and-miss online, but for long-lasting and moreish solo play, NBA 2K22 is its only competitor in a two-horse championship duel.

Within 1 day of game available I am matching up with people who have 85 plus rating players or better. So this is the new Fifa (pay toWithin 1 day of game available I am matching up with people who have 85 plus rating players or better. So this is the new Fifa (pay to play.) Even aside from that. This game does not force people to not play defense. All they basically need to do is run defender towards ball and press desired base. GOTTA LOVE THE players who pitch on the corner all game. Game does not make them miss much, so skilled players will just drive you nuts all game even for the decent player. This game feels very much like others but with a little polished graphics and changes in the booth. All and all not worth the money.

The game still suffers from the server issues that plagues past installments. The new commentary is bland, and something which should beThe game still suffers from the server issues that plagues past installments. The new commentary is bland, and something which should be immediately muted. The game play is still the same, some animations still make you scratch your head and balls still leave the yard even on poor PCI placement. On top of all this, pre-order bonuses are missing for myself and many others and players have been noting they are losing cards and stubs. Even new modes don't properly work as the Mini Seasons in Diamond Dynasty will often credit you with a loss even if you win a game.These are issues that are being reported across all platforms so it doesn't just relate to last gen consoles.