reward situation every time you make a play.

New Throw Meter - A revamped throwing system presents a classic risk vs.

Dynamic Tendency System - Just as in real-life, opposing pitchers and hitters will learn your tendencies from one at-bat to the next, challenging you to mix up your approach on both sides of the plate as each game unfolds.

Take charge of your favorite team and see how you stack up against the rest of the league over the course of a six month-long season.

MLB Today Season Mode - For the first time ever, play along with the real-life MLB season as it unfolds.

However, much like the multiplayer, nothing has really been tweaked for this year's upgrade. Just in case you were worried, MLB 2K12 does include the Home Run Derby and the online leagues. I'm not exaggerating when I say that everyone on the field looks like a serial killer. And, I don't know about you, but I wish that Visual Concepts had dedicated a little more development time the player's faces. The stadiums are impressive and realistic, but when you take a closer look, the field is rife with torn textures and jagged edges. Graphically speaking, MLB 2K12 leaves something to be desired. It's a neat trick, but it will be rendered pretty useless once the 2012 season is over, which, I suppose means that we'll all have to buy next year's copy as well. As they progress, players will be able to compare their own stats against those of their real-life counterparts. This mode allows players to play a major league season at the same pace as their favorite teams.

The only genuinely new feature that MLB 2K12 can brag about is the MLB Today Season Mode. System: PC, PS3, Xbox 360*, PS2, Wii, DS, PSP

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