Baseball Superstars 2011 Review
Price: $4.99
Version Reviewed: 1.0
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 3G, iPad
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Sadly, another baseball season has just recently come to an end. If you miss the sport already, Gamevil has a fix for you in Baseball Superstars 2011. While iPad owners just recently got their hands on the 2010 model, iPhone and iPod touch owners (as well as those iPad owners willing to play in 2X mode, as this is not universal, nor is there an HD version available yet) get to play the brand new version of the game.
The good news is that the game is still as addictive as ever, especially with the continuous character progression the My League mode provides. As well, the game's increased challenge in pitching means you actually feel some satisfaction when you succeed, instead of it being assumed because pitching was so easy. Rewarding and addictive is a great combination for a baseball game to have, and it will take more time to master than 2010 did. The game also boasts a crisper visual look to it, and there are few if any occurrences of poor English in this game.
Baseball Superstars 2011 is still far from being a perfect game, and the changes in this year's version are really only minor tweaks to the overall formula. But the minor tweaks add up to make this a better game, in some ways, even if the pitching is still far from perfect. Even everything else is at times an enigma, there' still a fun arcade-style baseball game here. If you need another baseball fix, you could do a lot worse than Baseball Superstars 2011.