MLB 10: The Show Shows off its Real-Time Presentation Mode

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  • Shawn Zipay
    Managing Communities 24/7
    • Apr 2003
    • 69279

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    MLB 10: The Show Shows off its Real-Time Presentation Mode

    The PS Blog has been updated with some fresh MLB 10: The Show news and media for the baseball fan in all of us. The game's real time presentation mode tries to further blur the line between the virtual environment and the real world by showcasing multiple camera views to the audience without the need of a reply.

    In the first highlighted play, Joe crushes a solo home run to right field. Using picture-in-picture technology, we show you both the Real Time presentation footage and footage captured with a production fly camera. Once the ball clears the right field fence and the play ends, the jumbotron flashes “Joe” and the Real Time cameras cut to the dugout (out of fly cam view) as they react to Joe’s solo shot. Next, the Real Time cameras cut to Joe as he nears second base and follow him using different camera angles, as new animations blend to let him round the bases in continuous fashion. One more thing to notice would be the defensive players maneuvering into an extreme right shift in preparation for the next batter, Jim Thome.

    More information on the new presentation mode can be found at the PlayStation Blog.
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