NuyoRiquena "When I first got my hands on MLB® Bobblehead Pros I was all giggles. I was born a Yankees fan and like so many others, I have a huge crush on Jeter just as much for his skill as for his good looks and swag, but to see him as a bobblehead was simply adorable. My opponent and I sat down to duel with our cutesy teams. As we started to get accustomed to the controls we got a chuckle as I noticed the visible spring in the neck as the character moved around, I even made it to first base! Again laughter erupted when we saw their little feet were not attached. No legs! Adorable. By the third inning, the laughter had turned to some smack talking, from me of course. I was winning and enjoying every minute of my bigheaded team kicking Mariner butt. It changed the course of the game."
"One look at MLB Bobblehead Pros will make some people think that the game is nothing but shovelware, a cheap cash in with no quality at all. They might say a game with such charming visuals cannot be appealing to everybody, and that the gameplay might be broken. When you actually player MLB Bobblehead Pros, though, you realize that was all wrong. MLB Bobblehead Pros does have some errors of its own, but ultimately, it comes across as an ambitious, charming and extremely enjoyable game."
MLB Bobblehead Pros is a casual baseball simulation game made by Konami which uses bobbleheads as the players. The game was released on July 7th, 2011 for Xbox LIVE Arcade at the cost of 800 Microsoft Points. It is also scheduled for a PlayStation 3 release later this year. Check out these five new screenshots:
For many, MLB Bobblehead Pros biggest transgression is its pricing structure. While the main game is a reasonable ten-dollar purchase, participating in the Home Run Derby, All-Star Game, and building your own bobbles is offered at five dollars a component.
