RBI Baseball 17 Cover Athelete and New Features

RBI Baseball 17 has been announced being the fourth entry in this modern returning game franchise. Today the cover athlete of the game was announced as well to be Dodgers shortstop and 2016 NL Rookie of the Year Cory Seager. This was shown on January 28, 2017 at the Dodgers Stadium in front of the large crowd. For some further information Seager hit .308 with 26 home runs, 72 RBI, 105 runs scored and 40 doubles in his first full season, statistically among the best rookie seasons ever for a shortstop. I've included the fancy cover art for the game below along with highlights for the upcoming year and a screenshot as well to see the changes in graphics.

RBI Baseball 17 Cover Art Athelete Corey Seager
2017 Highlights and Changes
For those that haven't played RBI Baseball before it's an arcade style simulation of the game that features the official push of the MLB; 30 authentic ballparks, advanced stat tracking, season game sims and constant roster updates. This year they've included a number of new improvements as they do seem to change quite a bit year to year.

Accessible, Fast-paced, Fun: Play a full nine-inning game in less than 20 minutes with easy-to-use two button controls.

Awesome Game Modes: Season, Postseason, Exhibition and Online and Local Multiplayer, including season saving and siming capabilities.

Authentic MLB Experience:  Play with all 30 MLB teams, 30 detailed ballparks and over 1,000 MLB players with detailed attributes.

Your Team, Your Way:  Modify lineups with complete MLB rosters or play classic R.B.I. Baseball rosters. Stay current with downloadable roster updates throughout the 2017 season.

Stats: Track season stats by team, player and league leaders across multiple seasons.

The game will be available at $19.99 for Xbox One and Playstation 4 while it will be $4.99 on smartphones and tablets. Launch dates and other information will be available in the future.

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Gamerheadquarters Reviewer Jason Stettner