You can also preorder the game through The Show's official site. Most major retailers including GameStop, Target, Best Buy and Walmart are accepting preorders on "MLB: The Show 22." For those looking for the upgraded editions of the game, a preorder is suggested. There's more good news: With multiplayer cross-play, Xbox players will be able to play with PlayStation players and vice versa.
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"MLB: The Show" on multi-console (w/ voucher)įor baseball and Xbox fans who have been starved for a legitimate baseball sim franchise on Xbox consoles since the days of the MLB 2K series, there is good news: "MLB: The Show 22" will be on Xbox consoles for the second time, following up from the debut of the series on Xbox last year. There's also a "Digital Deluxe" version of the game, which is $99.99.įull details for the different upgraded versions of the game are as follows: Digital Deluxe Edition.The "MVP" version of the game, which is $84.99 for all platforms (excluding Nintendo Switch).The standard version of the game, which is $59.99 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch editions, and $69.99 for the PS5, Xbox Series X/S versions.The standard edition, which is available on all consoles, and the MVP version of the game, available on only Sony and Microsoft platforms: There are two different versions of "MLB: The Show 22" hitting shelves this year. In turn, "The Show" is coming to Nintendo Switch this year for the first time. It's the lone console baseball game on the market in 2022, after "RBI Baseball" was discontinued. Just in time for the start of the 2022 MLB season, "MLB: The Show 22" releases on Tuesday, April 5 for all next-gen platforms.įor those who purchase the digital editions of the game, it will be available via early access on April 1. Consoles: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch.Here's what you need to about "The Show" coming to consoles this April: MLB The Show 22 release date There's also a new duo in the broadcast booth, as Jon "Boog" Sciambi and Chris Singleton comprise the commentary pairing, replacing Matt Vasgersian, who had been the lead voice of the franchise for 16 years. This year, for the first time, Nintendo Switch fans can partake in the epic moonshots and righteous dingers that the series has to offer, as "The Show" comes to the Switch console, replacing the long-running "RBI Baseball" franchise. MORE: MLB offseason grades - Did Angels do enough to morph into contenders? The 2021 Sporting News Athlete of the Year can add another accolade to his collection, as the Angels superstar earned the nod to grace the cover of "MLB: The Show 22," set to hit shelves a few days before the start of the 2022 MLB season.
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