User manual GAMES PS2 MLB 07 - THE SHOW

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DUALSHOCW2 ANALOG CONTROLLER CONFIGURATIONS L2 button R2 button N o te: Illustration may not match all PJ aySt at,o,r2 consol e types. Set up your PiayStatiorr2 computer enter tainm ent syste m accor ding to the instructions supplied with your system . Check that the system is turned on (the on/standby indicator is gr een). Inser t the {M LB 07 The ShowTM] disc in the syst em with the label side facin g up. Attach game controllers and other perip her als as appropr iate. Follow the on-screen instruction s and refer to this manual for inform ation on using the softwar e. e button Directional Network Adaptor (Ethernet/Modem) (for PlayStatio~2) (!) button @ button In order to p lay MLB 0 7 The Sho w " Online, you mu st have installed a Network Adaptor {Ethernet/Modem] {for PlayStatiorf'2] on your PlayStation"2 computer entertainm ent system before playing . Set up the Network Adaptor {Ethe rne t/M odem]{for PlaySta tiorf' 2 ] according to the instructio ns included in its packaging. buttons o button Caution: Unplug the AC power cord on your PlaySta tiorf' 2 computer enter tainment sys tem before adding any networking equipment to the system. Note: MLB 07 The Sho w TM m ust be played over a broadband Internet connection {DSL, cable mo dem , or higher speeds]. Left Analog Stick ANALOG Right Analog Stick {L3 button when pushed down] mode button {R3 button when pushed down] Memory Card (BMB}(for PlayStatio ~2) For the purpose of this manual, the memory car d {BM B]{for PlaySta tiorf' 2 ] will be referred to as "m em or y card". To save game settings and progr ess, inser t a memory car d into MEMORY CARD slot 1 of your PlayStation" 2 console. You can load saved game data from the sam e card or any memory car d containing previously saved games. Before playing online, a valid network configur ation must be saved to the memory car d using either the Networ k Star tup Disc or the MLB 0 7 The Bnow " Network Configuration Utility. Pitching The more a player works on a pitc h type. the better it becomes. Consequently. the more a player neglects a pitch typ e. the harder it is to work the strike zone. Pitc h Type 1 . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . Pitc h Type 2 . . Pitch Type 3 . . . . Pitch T ype 4 . . . . . . . . . . Pitch Type 5 .. . . ~ Pitch Type Descriptions 4SFB Four-seam Fastball 2SFB Two-seam Fastball RFB - Running Fastball CUT Cut Fastball SPL - Splitte r CB Cur veball ... + ~ + (!) SCV Sweeping Curveball SL Slider SLV Slur ve CH - Changeup CIR Circle Change SNK Sinker FRK - For kball SCR - Scre wball PLM - Palmball KN - Knuckleball KNCV - Knucklecur ve GYRO - Gyroball EEP - Eephus Pitc h H ............... . .. 0 @ ..... ... . .. .. .. . . .. IiIII Pitc h Out. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . Intentional Walk . . . . . . . . . . . . . .u . . . . .. . . . . . . .u .. . .. .. . .,, ~ 12CV -12-6 Curveball Batting Swing Direction in zone Swing Power Swing (in all modes except Rookie] Check Swing (press and release) . . . . . . left analog stick ~ Pitcher /Batter Statu s Window . . . . . Quick M enu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID Note: Catc hers will call for specific pitch es based on the pitcher 's strengths and weaknesses. It's up to you to trust the catcher or shake him off. @ ~ or (!I Pitching After Set (after pitch selection] (!) Sacr ifice Bunt (press early] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (!) Drag Bunt (pre ss late] . . . (!) Pickoff to 1st: base. . . . . . . . . . . . Pickoff to 2nd base Pickoff to 3 r d base . .0 @ Pitc h History . . . . . . . . . IiDI IiDI + ~ IiDI + (!) Guess pitch type 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gues s pitch type 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Pitch ... .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. Positi on ball in strike zone. . Step off rubber . . . . . . . . Step off rubber is a baseball ter m. The pitcher is on the rubber or pitching mound. Pressing IiIII makes the pitcher to step off. enabling him to throw to any base. .. ~ . . . . . . . . . . . left analog stick . . . . . . . . . . . . IiIII Guess pitch type 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID + Gues s pitc h type 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Gues s pitc h type 5 . . . . . . , . .. .. e . . IiDI .. @ ID + IiIII . IiDI + (left analog sti ck] right analog stic k Guess pitch location . . . . . . . . . . . . . Influence hit ball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Activate Swing Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ Activate/Deactivate Batte r s Eye Camera . . . . . . . . Control Batter 's Eye Camera . . . . . . . .. ... 4Il ,!!, . . left analog stick Pitch/Batter Sta tu s Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baserunning Baserunning {Road to the Show-specific] Before t he Pitch Step Off Step Back . . . . . . . . . e Note: In the table below. the term "base icon " refers to the @) (1st base], (2 nd base], @ (3 rd base], t) (Home] buttons on your controller. IID .. . .. lID Before the Pitch All runne r s steal (auto st eal) St eal individual base (2 nd. 3 rd , or Home) Steal early Lead off all r unners . . . . . . . . . . . . ID ID + (base icon ) dire ctional buttons + [base icon] Steal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dive Back . . . . . A fte r the Pitch Advance . .. . .. Retreat . . . . . . . . . Stop . . . . . . . . . . ... mil . I!'JI .. .. liD or liD .. . .. . .. 0 . . liD . Return all runners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lead off individual r unner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Return individual runner . . ID or ID 0 . + (base icon ] liD + (base icon] . ... ID + IIJ:II After the Pitch Advance all runners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sliding Head fir st. straight . . . . . . . . . r ight analog stick Head first. hook left . . . . . . . . right analog stick Head first, hook right . . . . . . . right analog sti ck 0. t t . .. Return all runner s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . liD Target runner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . left analog stick Advance individual runner Return individual runner left analog stick + (base icon] left analog stick + (base icon) t . .. Feet fir st, hook left. . . . . . . . . r ight analog st ick .. Feet first. hook left. . . . . . Feet fir st, hook rig ht . . . . right analog stick . , .. right analog stick .. .. Stop runner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . liD Classic Baserunning (After the Pitch) Advance All Return All. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Advance individual runner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Return individual runner Feet firs t, hook rig ht. . . . . . . . right analog sti ck Feet fir st. hook straight. . . . . r ight analog st ick ... . . r ight analog stick ... 0. liD directional button + {base icon] dir ectional button + [base icon] Collision with Catcher . . Run past home plate . . . . . .. ri ght analog st ick ... Br eak up double play. . . . . . . . r ight analog st ick .... Head slide into first . . . .. . . right analog stick t Stop runn er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID Classic Baser unning (Advance Multiple Bases) Firs t to Second . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . directional button First to Third. . . . . . . . . First t o Home . . . . . . . Second to Third . . . . . Second to Home . . . . . . . Thir d to Home . . . Classic Manual Sliding Head first, stra ight . . . . . . . . . left analog stic k t + @) . . . . . . dir ectional button .. + e e Head fir st, hook left . . . . . Head first. hook right . . . Feet firs t, hook left . . . . . Feet fir st. hook right . Feet first, str aight . t . . left analog stick t . .. left analog stick t . .. left analog stick .. left analog stick .. . . direc tional button · + @) . . directional button . . . direc tional button t t + @) + . . . . left analog st ick ... . . . . . . . directional button · + @ Collision with Catche r . . . . . . . . . . . left analog stick ... Run past home plate . . . . . . . . . . . left analog stic k ... Bre ak up double play . . . . . . . . . . . left analog stick ... Head firs t slide into any base . . . . . left analog stick Once the game loads up. you are able to select from the following choices: Game Modes Choose fro m Exhibition, Ma nager Mode. Rivalry, Car eer, Franchise. Season, Hom e Run Der by. King of th e Diamond. t Fielding Defensive Fielder without Ball Player mo vement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . directional buttons or left analog stick SW h to closest player . . . . . itc Jump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Guick Game A quick game between two t eams . The default is the 2 m S World Ser ies Matchup (Tigers vs. Car dinals). but you can change teams just like an Exhibition game. -a right analog st ick t or liD Dive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r ight analog stic k ... or IIlIII Defensive Fielder with Ball Player movement . . . . . . . . . . . . .. dire ctional butto ns or left analog stick Throw to 1st base. . . . . . . . . . Thro w to 2nd base . . . . . . . . . Thro w to 3rd base Throw to Home Throw to cutoff man Online Head out to compete against players fro m aro und the world. New In '0 7 See what 's new in this year 's MLB 07 The ShowTM. Learn about new gam e feature s including Pitch Command System , Adaptive Pitching Intelligence. Swing Analysis, Throwing Meter, Baserunner Ta rgeting, Umpire Personalities, and Road to the Show. And get details about new online features including Online Leagues. My Sliders , ML B Live Sportscast, and Online Player Car d. @ 0 @ e ID at any time during the game to pause and bring up the Pause Menu . Features Create Player Pro files, view game tips. move player s to other teams , adjust ro sters, and edit player s. Dive with ball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IIlIII Note: Press I:. Options Adjust Gameplay. Audio, Jukebox. Game Tuning. and view Cr edits. Load Game Load a saved game from your M EMORY CARD. ONLINE MLB 0 7 The ShowTf Online " GAME ROOMS Game challenges take place her e. Y can ou sear ch for p er fect match-ups or challenge other online players for a ranked or unr anked game. You can also view all th e players online within your select ed Game Room . enables you to play games with other users online and so much more. There ar e a number of menu options from which to choose, incl uding, Play Ball, Leagues. ML B Comm unity. Leader boards, and MLB.com Headline News. To connect online, select ONLINE fr om the Ma in Me nu and press ~ . Note: Use of the online por tion of this game is subject to your acceptance Selecting a Game Room T join a Game Room, press liD, 1iBI, o · to highlight a Game Room , and then press ~ . t, of the terms and conditions under th e User Agreement located within the game. A full copy of the User Agreement is shown on page 2B of this manual or available online at www.us.playstation .com/ support/useragreements. Requir es broadband int ern et ser vice for online play. User r esponsible for all applicable internet fees. CREATE AN ACCOUNT To play M LB 0 7 The Show TM online. you will need to create an account . and th en choose a unique screen name and pass word. You can save up to six accounts , including passwor d with the M LB Account M anager. You will be given th e option to fill out your Online Pro file For m. The Profile Form allows you to enter impor t ant personal information and notification settings. The notification settings ar e for Leagues and Pr om otions and you can decide how you want to receive them , either through email or text m essage. In the Online Home, you can navigate your way to any of th e online men u options. Jump into a game right away with the new Play Now feature . which matches you up right away with the next opponent. using default rated game settings. Pre ss ~ on Play Ball and you can chose between Play Now and entering a Game Room . Also in Online Home you can post m essages on th e message boards. send mail, join or create Leagues, view and edit your Player Car d, and much more. Game Rooms vary from Rookie and Veteran t o All-Star and mor e- essen t ially giving gamer s with any skill level a place to play. Highlight the Game Room and pr ess ~ to enter. Y can challenge an opponent to ou either an Exhibition or league game. You can also 1 a player or add a player to your M buddy list. At any time you can check on the game status of players that are already in a game online in that game ro om. The Chat Area/Selecting a Game Available games ar e listed in the player list of the game room ...Y can scr oll through ou the player list and see if anyone online is available for a gam e by checking th e icon status. A baseball means they are in game, a glove means they are available for a game or to chat with. Whil e looking for a gam e, you can re ad all the r eal-time chatting betwe en potential opponents on th e Chat Ar ea side... J oin in the trash ta lking or sear ch for valuable infor mation about your opponents . Anyone online in the same Game Room can view your chat messag es and participate in the dialog. To post a chat, from the chat screen, highlight the bottom chat bar or use a USB keyboar d. Type in a message and enter it. Your message will be displayed in the chat window. To select an opponent for a game, highlight a name from the list of players in the Game Room and press ~ . A Player List pop up will appear giving you game options to select . You can set the game options, view your opponent's Online Player Card, and start th e game . Leaderboards Leaderboards show in r eal time your ra nk ing among all MLB 0 7 The ShowTM players. Each r anking is listed by point total and provide detai ls of team sta tistics. The Affiliation leader boards option shows all user stets with the same team affiliations. Guitting Games After accepting challenges or joining games, you must finish the entire contest or else you will lose points from your over all ran king and sta tistics. Online League Play Online leagues allow you to cre ate or join new leagues and playa set number of ser ies. Ther e will be full stat tracking and points will be awar ded for playing Online Leagues. Online user s will comp et e in leagues to ultimately win their division,go to the playoffs and become League Champion. Y can cre ate a league and ou become League Commissioner to run your league how you see fit . As a Commissioner you can cr eate a league with up to 30 teams and all the sett ings that you wish to have. Online leagues are the best way to find out w.ho is the best in a league form at. Online Player Card The new Online Player Card allows you to see your Pro file or when available see other online users Player Card . It also allows you to see Per sonal Player Info, League Info, Player Prog ression, Stat istics and ML B Achievemen ts . It is a great way to see how you ar e doing online or to view pote ntial league or exhibition opponents. My Sliders Create ideal game settings offline, and then upload to the MLB 07 The ShowTM server for oth er s to view, download and tryout on their own tim e offline. They can then go back online and rate the game setting. This gives each user an oppor tunit}/ to tune the game the way t hey like it and shar e with othe r online users . MLB Uve Rosters Y will be able to download Live Roster updates for reg ular and online play. ou Live rosters represent the current ro sters of M LB teams including all player mo ves, injuries, and attribute updates. Wh en you go online, the latest Live Roster will automatically be downloaded on to your game. T play online, you o must have the latest Live Roster update. Y will then be prompted to ou save the roster. EXHIBITION MODE When selecting teams for the game, you are able to select from this year's MLB team s, as well as bonus teams including the All-Star team . Beneath the tea m symbol are r ankings th at br eak down the team 's attribut es.The team options include selecting team jer seys, changing your gam e settings, selecting your star ting pitcher, setting your batting order, and choosing the stadium in which to play the game. Exhibition games are a one-gam e format and stats from these game s cannot be saved to a MEMORY CARO unless a user pro file is loaded prior to the Exhibition Mode select ion Message Boards Message Boar ds provide a place for players to discuss all-things baseball and any other topic of inter est . CAREER MODE Mail The Ma ilbox enables you to send pri vate mail messages to any online player as long as you have their user name[s]. Sending m ail is a per fect way to conta ct your fr iends about game sta rt times or to just talk baseball. Choose fro m the new Road to the Show or Classic car eer m odes. In Road to the Show, you can play both offense and defense from your custom-created player 's perspective. The game will automatically fast-for war d to the next player sequence in which you need to take control, with occa sional situational goals coming up from coaches and manager s that need to be completed. The goal for both care er modes is to cre ate a player and build a successful car eer earning post season and career awar ds. Ultimately you want to get your cr eated player inducted to the Hall of Fame. Choose fro m two differ ent Car eer types: Road to the Show and Class ic. A Career can be up t o 10 seasons or longer if your player is still performing well. Thro ughout th e career, you'll take your player through the ups and downs of the Majors and Minor s; he'll go through situ ations not unlike r eal major leaguer s including trades, fre e agency, contract issues, pro motions, and demotions. Enhanced MLB Sportscast View all M ajor League Baseball games live. You can see the scor e, position of base ru nners, balls, strikes, outs , and more all in r eal-time. By highlight ing any game on the Icon Ticker you can get up to date scor es and see the stat us of the game in actua l r eal-time. MLB. com Headline News Get the latest news around the league directly from the sour ce: mlb.com. View 620 team and league ar ticles in 3 1 feeds that are updated hourly. Create Player and Select Team To begin a Car eer, you need to create a player and assign him to a team in eam Select hopes of getting a contract offer after Spr ing Training. From any T screen , pay attention to the Competition char t . This helps you pick your spot to make your shot at the big leagues. If the parent club has a perennial All-Star at your position or a hot rook ie waiting in the minors, you're going to need an outs tanding spring to make the team. Edit Profile Form At any time you can edit your pro file form with new personal infor mation or change your notification settings. Minor Leagues In Fr anchise M ode, you have the ability to call player s up and send them down to and from the M inor Leagues. You have access to th e 25-man ro ster s from the AAA and AA affiliates of your team. \. 'I promising roo kies. Change your te am 's lineup and pitching rota tion, as well as view other team 's ro st ers and disable list . Around the League Get a roun dup of all the statistics in th is mode. See details on cur ren t team stan d ings, stets, and r ankings; view who's hot; examine a current league roun dup and league leader s; and see what kind of acco lades ar e being given within the league. Spring Training Iii I I III :I Earn ing a spot on a major league r oster will depend on your pr ospect's per for m ance in Sprin g Training games. Y aren't the mana ger of the ou team, so you will not be playing ever y day. Make sur e you take advantage of the opportunities that your player gets . As Spring Tr aining progresses, keep track of his stat us using th e Care er Locker Room M enu. As your prospect 's statu s climbs, the MLB Status Meter moves through the Rookie, Pro , Veter an, All-Star; and Hall of Fame levels. Once he re aches a cer tain level, he can be offer ed a lucr ati ve contract. Franchise Progress Franchise Progr ess is a good way to see which way your franchise is heading. You can hear fan and player feedback, see the team budget, and view your goals. II I \ Career Home Fr om the Car eer Home sub menu, you can manage your player 's career. From here, visit the Locker Room, check on your contract, tr ain. and :11 inter act with the other player s and manager in the clubhouse. Take care 1 on how you int er act . Remem ber you are trying to make the big club; being a malcontent in Spr ing Tr aining will not earn you any bonus points . 1 1 SEASON MODE During one- and cwo-player seasons, you play an entir e 14 , 28, 8 2 , or 16 2 -game season with th e same team. Y qualify ou for the playoffs if you win your division or FRANCHISE MODE finish as the In Fr anchise Mo de. you run th e club from the fro nt office. Y ar e in com league wild-ear d team at the ou end of the season. plete control of all team oper ations including player and vendor contracts, scouting, draft ing, player r ehab assignments, and marketing. 00 well in all Once you select to play a game on the I II'I of these area s to gener ate r evenue and make your club successful. Wh en schedule, you can play the game, manage , you take over a team , the game assigns a number of goals. Meet the goals or simulate it . during your contract's tenure and you can continue runnin g the club. Fro m the Season Menu, you can use Schedule the Aro und th e League menu to view the View all upcoming games your team will play in the season. Y can opt ou league's standings, st atistics . roundup , to play any of them as well as simulate games up to a specified date. leaders, and accolades. M anage your roster from the Player Management menu Player Management to edit your lineup, trade player s, sign free Sign free agents, make tra des, send players down t o the minor s, or call up agents, activate players, and more. I: HOME RUN DERBY A Hom e Run Der by can include up to 10 hitter s from any team and can be held in any stadium throughout the league. Facing an unlimited number of pitches. you get user -selected th r ee, five. or ten out s per at bat . Anyth ing other than a home r un is considered an out. PROGRAMMING SENIOR LEAD MLB FRANCHISE PROGRAMMER SENIOR LEAD MonoN S~M PROGRAMMER SENIOR CHARACTER ARnsrs Tawn Kr amer SENIOR MOnON PROGRAMMERS S~M Chr istine Dekhi Rober t Fitzger ald CHARACTER ARnsrs Tim Mon k SENIOR A.I. PROGRAMMERS Mike Bur ton Br ian Hendley Jeff McArthur Brian Ma A.I. PROGRAMMERS Lee Blum Omar Canon Joe Wilkerson SENIOR LEAD DNUNE PROGRAMMER Eric Heim Walter Stuar t Joel Benjamin M ike Jones SENIOR LEAD ENVIRONMENT ARnST Rob Colber t SENIOR DNUNE PROGRAMMER Josh Wirth Leo Mo r tero SENIOR AUDIO PROGRAMMER Bracket Breakdown 7- 10 players Shawn Robles SENIOR ENVIRONMENT ARnsrs 3 total ro unds of play 2 total ro unds of play 1 round of play Or en Peli DNUNE PROGRAMMER 3 -6 players 2 players Stephen Conr ad SENIOR AUDIO ENGINEER S~MS Jason Phillips DATABASE ARCHITECT Franz Bor owitz Sito Fr ancisco Br yan Paquette Thai Tran Kevin Weinstein ENVIRONMENT ARnST Hemanth Vijayanagaram SENIOR PROGRAMMER Chr is Braym en KING OF THE DIAMOND King of the Diamond is a fun mini-game where you try to r ack up as many r uns as you can. Unlike Home Run Der by that only scor es ru ns on the long ball. you can hit singles. doubles, triples. and hom e runs-as well as fly outs . gr ounds outs , and double plays. Scor e more r uns th an your opponent in a user -selected number of innings 1 Player Ladder is a m ultitiered competition that takes you throug h all four difficulty levels of gameplay while also facing tougher opponents as each level prog r esses. Quick Play is a single round comp etition against one opponent . SENIOR AUDIO PROGRAMMER Dan Enfield In M emory of Jeff Harward SENIOR LEAD FRONT END PROGRAMMER ART SENIOR LEAD MLB FRANCHISE ART MANAGER Dale Sedenquist Chris Kopotic Jam es Doyle Anton Napierala SENIOR LEAD INTERFACE ARnST Paul Hainey SENIOR LEAD ANIMATOR Jeff Ullman FRONT END PROGRAMMERS Chris Clements SENIOR ANIMATORS Dave Her man Darin Hoffm an SENIOR GRAPHICS PROGRAMMERS Weon J u Donny Sor vala Emers on Johnson John Evans ANIMATOR Tom Jung INTERFACE ARnsrs Ashley Kim SungHyun "T " Baik ate John Giordano Steven Abbott Karl Hebr on Christ ina Liu TECHNICAL ARnST Patrick Hager Jon Ramsey John East Chris Fodor Tim Flier Phil Van Valkenberg Ma nny Trujillo SENIOR LEAD CHARACTER ARnST Gil Gar cia Chris Rogers