I finally got a copy of this game a few days ago and I've been having fun with it. I have a few questions for those that have it/played it:
1. Is there a way to save settings just for Exhibition games? It's a pain in the ass to tweak settings everytime I want to play a game.
2. Is there a way to adjust lineups (both offensively and defensively) for human and CPU teams in Exhibition, especially the CPU pitcher?
3. Is there a quick way to see the opposing teams batting order/lineup without having to go into Game Manager screen?
Also, does anyone else find holding the PSP to give them a major hand cramp? I find it especially uncomfortable with this game since you need to use the Analog nub so much. Honestly, I think the PSP is one of the most ergonomically unfriendly handheld devices I've ever had.
MLB for PSP
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Re: MLB for PSP
1. Is there a way to save settings just for Exhibition games? It's a pain in the ass to tweak settings everytime I want to play a game.
>>>No. The way to do it is to save your settings in a season. Then just load your season and back out of it and your exhibition games will have those settings.
2. Is there a way to adjust lineups (both offensively and defensively) for human and CPU teams in Exhibition, especially the CPU pitcher?
>>>I don't think so. Exhibition is limited.
3. Is there a quick way to see the opposing teams batting order/lineup without having to go into Game Manager screen?
>>> Again I don' think so. Sorry.
Also, does anyone else find holding the PSP to give them a major hand cramp?
>>> Yes.
>>>No. The way to do it is to save your settings in a season. Then just load your season and back out of it and your exhibition games will have those settings.
2. Is there a way to adjust lineups (both offensively and defensively) for human and CPU teams in Exhibition, especially the CPU pitcher?
>>>I don't think so. Exhibition is limited.
3. Is there a quick way to see the opposing teams batting order/lineup without having to go into Game Manager screen?
>>> Again I don' think so. Sorry.
Also, does anyone else find holding the PSP to give them a major hand cramp?
>>> Yes.
Your best bet if you don't want to be adjusting your settings every time you want to play an individual game is to just go ahead and start a season. Remember though, what you start with can't be changed. So make sure you have decided on a camera angle and sliders before you get to far into one. Im still playing my season all the time.