In MLB 2K9, the contracting ring has been removed, effectively removing the "timing" aspect of pitching and thus the rash of meatballs you would unwittingly throw in last year's game.

The MLB 2K series is in trouble, and there's no real doubt about it. Anyone who played the PS3 or 360 versions of 2K9 will be able to tell you that the series has certainly seen better days. The ...

"Major League Baseball 2K9" hits stores March 3rd for the Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Playstation 2, PSP, Wii and PC. My time was spent with the Xbox 360 version.

Major League Baseball 2K9 Review MLB 2K9 is a deeply flawed funhouse-mirror distortion of baseball. By Brett Todd on March 6, 2009 at 6:53PM PST ...

In MLB 2K9 the final "release" step has been removed. Now the mechanic works like this: Make one move with the right stick and a circle fills, when it reaches its max you make the second motion ...

If ?Major League Baseball 2K9? (rated E, $60 on Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, $50 on Wii) were a baseball player, it wouldn?t be San Francisco Giants ace and cover athlete Tim Lincecum.

If MLB 2K9 had been an actual ballplayer, last year's performance would have sent it to the minors, if not the waiver wire. After a soul-searching offseason, 2K Sports decided to focus on the ...

While details are still scarce on what new features MLB 2K9 will have, we do have a solid release date. According to 2K Sports, Major League Baseball 2K9 will release March 2, 2009.

MLB 2K9 is being developed by Visual Concepts this year and they brought over the guy who built NBA 2K9's Association mode to make things right for baseball.