“I feel like I have DK mode on in GoldenEye”
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MLB: The Show 24 just got its update for the opening day of baseball season, and the patch briefly broke the game so bad that entire teams got shuffled into big head mode.
Game Update 3 launched for The Show 24 this morning, and was largely intended to implement a handful of bug fixes and balance tweaks, which are detailed over on theofficial site. What itactuallydid, however, was render many modes unplayable, and players whowereable to make it into a game were greeted by teams full of players who looked like the subjects of an experimental old-school cheat code.
“We are aware of the current issues and working to get them resolved,” the official MLB: The Show accounttweeteda few hours after the issues started being reported. “Thank you for your patience.” It’s now been another few hours since that tweet, and while the devs haven’t confirmed that everything’s better now, anecdotally there are a whole lot ofTwitch streamerswho appear to be playing the game just fine right now.
This was quite a compounding comedy of errors. It’s unfortunately notthatunusual for a patch for a big live service game to come with some game-breaking issue, but that update usually doesn’t come at the peak of the hype for the real-world activity the game simulates. The fact that we got an unofficial big head mode out of it is just the icing on the cake.
And hey, some players have enjoyed the chibi players so much thatthey’re askingfor it to become a proper mode. Big head mode was once a staple of gaming - particularly in sports games - but it’s gotten a lot less common in the post-cheat code era. Yet Madden still has it, so why not The Show?
MLB: The Show is a rare multiplatform game fromPlayStation Studios.
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