Konami's eBaseball: MLB Pro Spirit is hitting mobile devices worldwide this fall! This officially licensed MLB game promises an immersive baseball experience, and early looks suggest it's a grand slam.
eBaseball: MLB Pro Spirit Mobile – A Closer Look
The game boasts some impressive features. All 30 MLB teams, their stadiums, and real players are included, with Shohei Ohtani serving as the game's ambassador and a prominent figure within the game itself.
The visuals are remarkably realistic, creating a TV-like viewing experience enhanced by authentic stadium sounds and organ music. Multiple language commentary options are also available. Check out the English trailer below:
Gameplay Details
eBaseball: MLB Pro Spirit offers diverse gameplay options. Enjoy quick matches or full nine-inning games. A Season mode lets you manage a team through a 52-game season against AI opponents.
Online play is also featured, allowing you to compete in Ranked Matches against global players or challenge friends in Custom Games. Prize Games offer opportunities to earn in-game rewards to boost your team's performance.
While the Play Store listing isn't live yet, Konami is offering a Grade III Shohei Ohtani (DH) as a launch login bonus, along with a Grade IV Shohei Ohtani Contract.
Visit the official eBaseball: MLB Pro Spirit website for more information. Also, don't miss our coverage of the Monopoly Go x Marvel crossover!
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