Sure, MLB 2K12 is technically in my Xbox 360 as I write this, but it's essentially just a slightly more polished version of MLB 2K11, which was a slightly more polished version of MLB 2K10.” “Well, if you know how to operate a calendar, you know that 2012 has arrived, but, in a lot of ways, it seems like another MLB title has not.

Here's part of the introduction from my MLB 2K12 review: So, instead of carefully choosing my words, I'm going to borrow from 2K’s approach to video game development and apply it to my review I'm simply going to reuse much of last year's material. See, after spending a good deal of time with MLB 2K13, it's become fairly obvious that 2K Sports, MLB 2K's publisher, doesn't have the same respect for baseball fans that I've been giving to video game developers. It simply means that I try to give it the respect that it deserves. This doesn't mean that I pull my punches when a title is bad.

I understand that video game developers sink hundreds of hours into making these games, and I'd rather not be the type of person who disrespects their process by casually chaining a string of adverbs together. When I sit down to write a review, I try to choose my words very carefully.

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