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#stickjockey The first week after Thanksgiving is typically when MLB The Show's publicity machine rolls out the first screenshots and begins teasing upcoming details for the game, and right on schedule we got them this past week. More »

#rumor Rumors are flying that Kate Upton, the cover model for this year's Swimsuit Edition of Sports Illustrated, is now dating Justin Verlander, the cover model for, well, Major League Baseball 2K12. And a series of promotional shoots for that video game, according to unnamed sources, is what brought the couple together for the first time ever. More »

#mlb2k Nearly three months after its release, Major League Baseball 2K12 got its first and possibly only title update yesterday, a development that leaves a few more tea leaves pointing to the end of the title. More »

#scoreboard News and notes from around the world of sports video gaming: More »

Major League Baseball 2K12's Perfect Game Challenge is off to a great start. The event saw major changes this year, transforming from a race to see who could pitch the first perfect game into a massive competition that will culminate in a tournament in New York City next month. We spoke with 2K Spor...

MLB 2K12 represents a year in baseball that's about minor polish rather than major innovation. Certain elements of the evolving formula from 2K10 and 2K11 find great success this year, but overall 2012 marks a standard year for a good game of baseball. The framework first built by 2K10 remains...

In 2010 an Alabama man made the headlines for pitching a perfect game on the first day of the MLB 2K10 Perfect Game Competition. he tradition continued last year, though the time frame gave more people a shot to practice and send in their video tapes to verify their talents...

Not sure if you're picking up MLB 2K12 this March? What if you can also snag the greatest basketball game of all time in the same package? 2K Sports has announced that 360 games will get the option of an exclusive MLB 2K12/NBA 2K12 Combo Pack, combining full retail versions of the baseball and basketball games, for $69.99 (that's 10 bucks more, folks)...