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R.B.I. Baseball 17

MLB.com · Mar 28, 2017

PS4 · Xbox One · Switch · Android

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R.B.I. Baseball 2017 returns with fast-paced, high-octane, pick-up-and-play baseball action. Note: Due to the high demand on graphics processing, R.B.I. Baseball 17 only supports devices with memory/processor comparable to the Samsung Galaxy S5 and up.Take control of your game with reactive pitching and batting for in-the-moment decisions. R.B.I. 2017 is packed with 30 authentic ballparks, advanced stat tracking, season game sims and roster updates throughout the season. Your breakout MLB season is here, you better come ready to play!FEATURES:Accessible, Fast-paced, Fun: Play a full nine-inning game in under 20 minutes with intuitive two-button controls. Awesome Game Modes: Season, Postseason and Exhibition, including season saving and simulation capabilities.Authentic MLB Experience: Play with all 30 MLB teams, 30 detailed ballparks and over 1,000 MLB Players with authentic stats and attributes.Your Team, Your Way: Modify your lineup with complete MLB rosters or play classic R.B.I. Baseball rosters. Stay current with downloadable roster updates throughout the 2017 season.Stats: Track your season stats by team, player and league leaders across multiple seasons.-----------------------------
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PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 6.2

Xbox One

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 4.3

Nintendo Switch

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.8

Android

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Critic reviews

  • Pure Nintendo

    Heath Shusterman-Zimmerman · Sep 19, 2017

    7.0
    Overall, R.B.I. Baseball does offer a fairly decent execution of the sport.
  • NintendoLife

    Steve Bowling · Sep 15, 2017

    3.0
    R.B.I. Baseball is a game that isn't sure of what it wants to be. It incorporates some elements of both retro and modern titles, but rather than fusing successful elements of both eras, R.B.I. falls flat. Extremely dated visuals, poor presentation, absence of online modes, bad animation and overall lack of polish make for a game that we simply can't recommend, even to hardcore baseball fans.
  • Nintendo World Report

    Donald Theriault · Sep 12, 2017

    4.5
    R.B.I. Baseball 2017 is the sacrifice bunt of the Switch. It has a purpose in theory and might have been acceptable in its current form several years ago, but more efficient ways are on the way to get a sports fix. And with Baseball Stars 2 hopefully coming from Hamster and the fingers-crossed dream of mine that Super Mega Baseball 2 will touch 'em all including the Switch, we won't be lacking for smart baseball options.
  • Game Informer

    Andrew Reiner · Mar 31, 2017

    2.0
    R.B.I. Baseball 17 is the prime example of a series being milked to death. What started off as a great idea of bringing arcade baseball back into the limelight has turned into a bona fide disaster, the likes of which we rarely see. I feel sorry for anyone who picks up this game assuming it would be better (or even different) than last year’s installment.
  • Switch Player

    Oliver Roderick · Sep 25, 2017

    2.8
    If you’re looking for a first sports fix for the Nintendo Switch, sadly RBI Baseball 2017, the first sports title to come out on it (after NBA Playgrounds, at least) isn’t the one you should go after. With FIFA, NBA and WWE on the way, chances are you’d get far more bang for your buck from going with them.
  • Brash Games

    Elliott Osange · Sep 09, 2017

    6.0
    For people who absolutely need to scratch that baseball itch on the Switch, RBI will make it happen for you. There’s enough here, between playing through a full season of games to having some moderately decent one-on-one action with friends, to make it a worthwhile purchase, but that is almost entirely because it’s the only game in town.

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