#The bigs 2 ps4 series

If you can’t beat them, then offer something different: The Bigs gives us what The Show does not. The Bigs caters to those of us craving the sort of action oriented arcade sports experience that is currently lacking. But 2K has a franchise that could offer something different. Clearly for that realistic/ simulation experience, The Show is the game to play. According to Metacritic and VGchartz, not only does The Show have much better reviews, it also sells better (despite being released on less platforms).

#The bigs 2 ps4 series

It should also be in the interest of 2K sports, as it seems their MLB 2K series is continually being trounced by Sony’s The Show. Related: A Final Fantasy VII Remake Wouldn't Go Over So Well These Days This is where a new Bigs game could fill the void. EA has released arcade versions for their NHL (3 on 3 NHL Arcade released over three years ago), NFL (NFL Blitz released earlier this year), and NBA (NBA Jam: On Fire Edition released almost two years ago), but unfortunately, at this time, there aren’t a lot of options out there for those of us seeking that simple, fast, fun arcade style baseball game-the last was The Bigs 2. That’s fine I really enjoy playing these games (especially The Show-one of the best sports game on the market), but I also love the arcade experience that sports games can also deliver. And it has left me clamouring for more.Ĭurrently in the sports genre, there is a focus on realism with emphasis on managing a team. Scratch that: it’s one of the most satisfying sports games, period. I was late getting into The Bigs (I actually started playing The Bigs 2 against a buddy about four months ago and picked up a copy for myself two months ago), but it is probably one of the most satisfying arcade style sports game experiences I have had. So without further ado, I bring you entry one of the video games I would like to see: The Bigs 3. I’m not sure how often I’ll bring you this series-probably as fast as I can think of a new proposal and then write about it-but if it can spur some dialogue about games you’d like to see, then you can count on seeing it more frequently. To get away from the more “serious” topics I have so far written about, I figured I would begin serialized pieces about video games that I hope will be made sooner or later.