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'''MVP Baseball 2004''' is a [[baseball]] game for [[GameCube]], [[PlayStation 2]], [[Xbox]] and [[Windows]], developed and published by [[EA Sports]] and released in North America on March 9, [[2004]]. Albert Pujols is the cover player for the 2004 installment of the {{c|MVP Baseball}} series. | '''MVP Baseball 2004''' is a [[baseball]] game for [[GameCube]], [[PlayStation 2]], [[Xbox]] and [[Windows]], developed and published by [[EA Sports]] and released in North America on [[March 9]], [[2004]]. Albert Pujols is the cover player for the 2004 installment of the {{c|MVP Baseball}} series. | ||
Building on [[MVP Baseball 2003]]′s surprisingly successful rookie effort, the 2004 edition makes major refinements to both the game's control scheme and its dynasty mode. In a baseball gaming first, MVP 2004 was licensed by both MLB and Minor League Baseball, featuring real minor-league teams at the Class AA and AAA levels. These improvements netted the PS2 and Xbox versions of MVP 2004 excellent review scores, far outpacing the competing [[All-Star Baseball 2005]] and [[ESPN Major League Baseball]]. | Building on [[MVP Baseball 2003]]′s surprisingly successful rookie effort, the 2004 edition makes major refinements to both the game's control scheme and its dynasty mode. In a baseball gaming first, MVP 2004 was licensed by both MLB and Minor League Baseball, featuring real minor-league teams at the Class AA and AAA levels. These improvements netted the PS2 and Xbox versions of MVP 2004 excellent review scores, far outpacing the competing [[All-Star Baseball 2005]] and [[ESPN Major League Baseball]]. |