Rather than shooting for the moon and burning up on the Sun, MLB The Show 17 calls out it's home run and knocks a dinger over the left field wall like it was nothing. The aforementioned enhancements are exactly that, improvements that truly make the game better. MLB The Show 17 takes a progressive, but tactful, step forward. Nothing kills a franchise more than when the developers deciding to revamp everything and start fresh. That might seem like a negative but, in fact it's a huge positive. MLB The Show 17 as a collective whole, from a controls, presentation, and core game mode perspective, is incrementally better. Anyway, while we're not entirely sure whether we're going to have a review of MLB The Show 17 or not, some sites have already gone live, so here's a little round up for you. That's because we're British and are waiting for London Studio to put together Rounders The Show 17. It's one of Sony's most commercially successful exclusives every single year, but we rarely give Sony San Diego's acclaimed baseball series the time of day here at Push Square.

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