Categories: NewsVideo

Get your peanuts, popcorn and official Major League Baseball 2K12 trailer here


For those already sick of waiting for spring training to begin, 2K Sports today revealed the “official” Major League Baseball 2K12 trailer.

The trailer shows off 90 seconds of action and new features as well as a number of big name players such as Justin Verlander, C.J. Wilson, Jay Bruce, David Price and Tim Lincecum. It’s also set to “Get Found” by Bass Drum of Death (which is on the game’s soundtrack), if you care about that kind of thing.

Take a look!

Major League Baseball 2K12 “Official Trailer”:
[youtube_sc url=”Jq_Kgc0nymI” width=”550″]

The MLB 2K12 Official Trailer is 90 seconds of real-time in-game action featuring highlight clips of 2K Signature Styles for players such as Justin Verlander, C.J. Wilson, Jay Bruce, David Price, Tim Lincecum, and many more. Check out the attention to detail in the all-new catcher animations, updated logos and uniforms including the brand new Miami Marlins stadium, diving catches, 100 MPH fastballs and all-new hit types thanks to improved ball physics.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

Recent Posts

Serve up the cuisine of the Grand Line in One Piece: Grand Gourmet, available today!

The song in the launch trailer is good…but it’s no opening theme from the 4kids…

10 hours ago

1:1 T-60 Power Armor Helmet and Power Fist Replicas arrive on the official Bethesda Gear Store

The helmet is great and all, but where’s the rest of the set?

10 hours ago

Celebrate 30 years of Lara Croft with a variety of goods and accessories

If you’ve ever wanted to build the historic estate of the Croft family…you might get…

10 hours ago

Tales of Eternia Remastered review for PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch, PC

A nostalgic yet modernized return to classic and beloved Bandai Namco JRPG.

18 hours ago

Riders Republic races onto the Nintendo Switch 2 in early December

Ubisoft's incredibly fun, massive open world extreme sports title finally makes it to a Nintendo…

2 days ago

Get a glimpse of Video Games in Japan during the turn of the century thanks to Colin Williamson and the Video Game History Foundation

If you’re browsing the digital archive, why not check out the contributions of Gaming Age’s…

2 days ago

This website uses cookies.