MLB The Show 16 Twitch Stream - Gameplay and Animation (Archive Available)

[tnixen]

Quote: Originally Posted by Russell_SCEA

We are bringing back showing some of them not all.

That's great to hear!

[ryanmc564]

Quote: Originally Posted by ScouserHUN

Another thing I just discovered. Look at the field of view of the batting camera the guys were using in the stream. You can see 1B & 3B at the edge of the screen. This way, we don't need the runner window (maybe Ramone said in the stream it's cut), because you can see all players on the field while batting. Look at the FOV difference: You'll Never Walk Alone!

I believe that's a new batting camera that was referred to a fish eye view. if I understood them correctly, it wasn't completely stated in the stream but more mentioned during the trash talk while they were playing the game head to head.

[myghty]

Quote: Originally Posted by ScouserHUN

Another thing I just discovered. Look at the field of view of the batting camera the guys were using in the stream. You can see 1B & 3B at the edge of the screen. This way, we don't need the runner window (maybe Ramone said in the stream it's cut), because you can see all players on the field while batting. Look at the FOV difference: You'll Never Walk Alone!

I think they called it the fish eye view, or something close to that.

EDIT: ^^^Ahhh, beat me to it.

[Blzer]

Quote: Originally Posted by thaSLAB

That's a lot of thought, for really not have had thought about it, lmao! [emoji40] [emoji23] Sent from my HTC One [M8] Marshmallow 6.0 | Tapatalk

LOL no I've thought about the mechanics all my coaching life, I always bestow it onto them players of mine. I just never equated the video game example of why some throws might not look as strong as they do in The Show. This is definitely one of those reasons, IMO.

[Turbojugend]

Quote: Originally Posted by Russell_SCEA

We are bringing back showing some of them not all.

Cool, great to see some of the previous broadcast-style elements making their way back to The Show.

[Syce]

Quote: Originally Posted by ScouserHUN

Another thing I just discovered. Look at the field of view of the batting camera the guys were using in the stream. You can see 1B & 3B at the edge of the screen. This way, we don't need the runner window (maybe Ramone said in the stream it's cut), because you can see all players on the field while batting. Look at the FOV difference: You'll Never Walk Alone!

actually didnt they say during the first stream that it was a new camera angle they developed for 16?

Also a Change of topic but maybe ramone can answer it. Do base runners sometimes take aggressive lead offs in 16? in 15 there was never a reason to throw over to first because the base runner NEVER took extended lead offs so it basically eliminated the cat and mouse game between the pitcher and the base runner.

[The Kid 24]

Really liking that new fish-eye batting camera!... Definitely gonna use that cam to hit with... I like how we can see 1st and 3rd now.

Side note - Looks like Escobar is wearing new Nike gloves and the Nike symbol on those gloves is royal blue compared to the palm of the gloves being silver...

Showtyme looks like what you were talking about is in... Meaning having white gloves with the Nike symbol being a different color.

[dran1984]

Quote: Originally Posted by tnixen

Maybe I am wrong but I do not think PBR was turned on in this stream. If you look at this screenshot the dug out looks like it does in 15 not the one shown in the first trailer with PBR turned on. I think the game already looked great in yesterdays stream so I can't imagine how it will look with PBR turned on

Yea based on what we have seen on the pbr screenshots, I think it's pretty safe to say that no pbr was turned on yet. However, the skyline shot and the Wrigley field shot that was pbr all the way.