Publisher GameMill Entertainment has announced that Little League World Series Baseball 2022 will be making its way to Switch on August 17th.
With suitably bright colours and child-friendly visuals, the game looks to be a fresh alternative on the Nintendo developed sports titles on the Switch, promising extensive customisation options and up to four-player local multiplayer.
Here's a rundown of the game's features from GameMill Entertainment:
Become a Little League World Champ: Choose your team, then showcase your skills as you compete through the bracket to see if you have what it takes to be named the Little League World Series Champion. Or jump right into the action in an instant with Quick Play mode.
Play With Friends: Get together for exciting local multiplayer tournament action for up to four players. Customize the rules, select your stadiums and teams, and see who wins it all!
Choose Your Style: Customize your team’s look, equipment, and batting style.
Super Abilities: Use bonuses like Slow Time and Bat Tank to turn the tide of the game to your favor. Earn player-boosting stickers that allow you to build the most powerful team.
Get in the Game: Intense interactive plays put you in command of executing incredible slides, catches, hits, and more to give your team the edge and bring home the win.
Will you be picking up Little League World Series Baseball 2022 when it launches this August? Let us know!
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Trailer: https://youtu.be/JT_YgMxzuTI
Looks like it could be a decent arcade baseball game.
@switchscreenshots thanks! Looks decent, may not knock me off MLB The Show though
I wonder if the third baseman can throw to first without having to bounce the ball?
@antisumo Understandable. The Show wasn't enough to knock me off of Pro Baseball Spirits 2021. Especially when a free update for the 2022 NPB season was released.
@switchscreenshots I would love to play that but with it being in Japanese I feel like I would struggle to get to grips with it. Also fancy ebaseball 2022, but again... Japanese...
@antisumo Yeah, also understandable. I’m kinda hoping EA gets the MLB License, so the team who made Super Mega Baseball can release an MLB game.
Little League Baseball on NES was a GOAT baseball game.
@switchscreenshots EA and SMB could be a car crash waiting to happen though. I prefer the real life look of The Show but the look of Power Pros has always appealed to me. Would rather they licensed that like they did in 2008 on the DS
@antisumo haha Yeah, EA's a wild card for sure. I loved Power Pros on Wii too. I didn't play the DS one; I should try to find that. The Pro Yakyuu Famista series has had a couple of Switch releases in Japan as well, and I like those ones even more than Power Pros. Both of them have had a little RPG included with them too which were fun. That series is the original RBI Baseball before it became the abomination it is today. I'd love to see Bandai Namco do an MLB game in Famista style. They can call it something other than RBI Baseball. These are all just fantasies, but in a perfect world we'd have too many great baseball games than to know what to do with.
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