This has many of the RPG style elements from Success Mode, as well as some brand new additions that lead you through not only the playing aspect of a players career, but all the things they have to do while off the field as well. Here, players will take a newly created character, their character from Success mode, or one of the hundreds of real life major leaguers through a 20 year career. While this mode lacks much of the charming story of Success Mode, it makes up for it with some insane depth. New to the series this year is a second possible career mode, MLB Life mode. The mode plays like a combination between a baseball game and a traditional RPG, and the result is nearly perfect. You’ll have a certain amount of time each week to divide between training, shopping, and earning money in the various side jobs you can take.
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The personality here is incredible, and the story is full of humor and charm. The story plays out like an animated comic strip, complete with word balloons. Success Mode is the story of your young player’s journey from AA ball to the Majors. What sets it apart from others however are the two unique career modes. Power Pros contains the typical modes you expect from a baseball game, exhibition, home run derby, and season mode. This combination leads to a game that has enough personality to appeal to casual gamers, and the solid gameplay and statistical depth to appeal to the most hardcore baseball fan. Japan’s most successful baseball series mixes cartoony characters, old school gameplay, and a staggering amount of depth into a package that oozes with charm from start to finish. 2008 marks the second appearance of Konami’s Power Pros Baseball series on American shores, and baseball fans everywhere rejoice.
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