Personalize your NCAA experience by creating your own university from the ground up
An enhanced create ballpark feature allows you to customize your park's wall dimensions, field surface and setting
Authentic ballparks including rosenblatt stadium, home of the NCAA Championship
Build a college dynasty with year-round recruiting, stat tracking powered by Baseball America and ESPN
Gun down runners at home or make an easy toss to first, as you control the power & accuracy of your throws with the right analog stick

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Computer Platform

PlayStation 2

ASIN

B000DIMLM4

Release date

March 28, 2007

Customer Reviews

4.2 98 ratings

4.2 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#273,369 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
#524 in Baseballs
#1,225 in Baseball Accessories

Product Dimensions

7.5 x 5.5 x 0.75 inches; 4 ounces

Type of item

Video Game

Rated

Everyone

Item model number

14633151534

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Item Weight

4 ounces

Manufacturer

Electronic Arts

Date First Available

October 31, 2006

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Product Description

From the same developers of the MLB franchise, EA enrolls in college hardball with this first NCAA Baseball title. MVP 06 NCAA Baseball features an all-new Custom Ballpark feature and a robust Create a Player option, as well as online play features. MVP 06 NCAA Baseball debuts new batting and throwing systems, features the nation's top universities and conferences, and includes a deep college-specific Dynasty Mode that takes you on the "Road to Omaha" with baseball's brightest young stars. ESPN's Mike Patrick and former Stanford All-American Kyle Peterson call the action.

From the Manufacturer

The makers of the highest-rated and top-selling baseball game of the past three years have created a completely new baseball experience: MVP 06 NCAA Baseball. Inspired by the spirit and emotion of collegiate athletics, MVP 06 NCAA Baseball is the first-ever college baseball game, changing the way baseball video games are played with the all-new Load and Fire Batting system. With the aid of the right analog stick and all-new swing types, take complete control of your swing--protect the plate with the mentality of a contact hitter or take aim at the cheap seats by swinging like a slugger. Featuring the top universities and conferences, battle your way to Omaha and enjoy the game like a kid again with MVP 06 NCAA Baseball.

Features:

EA Sports load-and-fire batting system: Take full command of your swing with the right analog stick. Featuring multiple new swing types, you have countless options--and complete control--in the batters box.
Creation zone: personalize your NCAA experience with an enhanced custom ballpark feature, a deeper create-a-player, and the ability to create your own university.
The Road to Omaha: featuring an exclusive NCAA Baseball license with the top universities and conferences, plus authentic ballparks including Rosenblatt Stadium, home of the NCAA Championship.
Baseball U: build a college dynasty with year-round recruiting, stat tracking powered by Baseball America and ESPN, as well as authentic equipment upgrades from the top baseball brands via NCAA Challenges.
Broadcast-style presentation: see MVP Baseball like never before with new visual enhancements, the top ESPN announcers, television-style presentation, and more.
Right analog throwing mechanic: gun down runners at home or make an easy toss to first as you control the power and accuracy of your throws.

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Richard Boyer Sr

This is by far the best baseball game I have played ever

Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2017

Platform For Display: PlayStation2Verified Purchase

This is by far the best baseball game I have played ever. I am so glad that Lafayette is on this game unlike others that only give you the main schools. I love the hitters eye and the total control you have in this game. It is so realistic, its unreal. I have kept one of my players for a fifth year. Building your own stadium is great, you can build every aspect of it from top to bottom. You can create a player and give the player any look you want to and even set his hot and cold zones. You can control everything he does on the field, its amazing. I love the way I can see the release of the ball with the push of a button and react to it as I would if I were in that batters box. To us this game is more exciting than most or all of the other games and we have played many of them all the way back to Griffey Jr on the N64. The only downside for me is you can't get your history record as coach. You can view your teams career stats, but not the coaches. I believe that changed in later games. If you are a College Baseball fan or even if your not, it is well worth owning this game.

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Patrick

Very cool

Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2021

Platform For Display: PlayStation2Verified Purchase

It awesome game

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Antwone Burgess

Faster than expected

Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2020

Platform For Display: PlayStation2Verified Purchase

GREAT

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Kayla Morris

Great

Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2018

Platform For Display: PlayStation2Verified Purchase

Arrived Quickly. Just as Described. Packaged well. No issues with this purchase!

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William

Controls Are Ridiculously Hard!!!

Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2018

Platform For Display: PlayStation2Verified Purchase

I regret ordering the MVP NCAA Baseball game! I have play lots of sports game & the controls for this game was ridiculously hard! The only good thing about this game was the graphics!

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Richard Eicholtz

What Do You Really Expect ???

Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2006

Platform For Display: PlayStation2

I am reading alot of bashing going on. But as my title reads: What Do You Really Expect ??? Its college of course there is no free agency no trading no frills really. They try with the recruiting. So again I ask What Do You Really Expect ???

I am not saying that this is the greatest game out there. I am saying think before you speak and look at what EA is going through. One thing I don't like is that toggle stick fielding stuff, now that sucks.

Its not that bad I just think a real or true baseball fan might just some enjoyment out of this. But when I first saw that they were releasing this I said to myself okay this is the first college baseball game I have ever seen. Not to say there are not any others. I said this wont be MVP MLB this is something different. I had no clue at the time that it was due to the lost of the best baseball game ever MVP Baseball. So think about it they had to try to do something and cut some corners to make what they thought was the next best baseball game since the golden goose was stolen.

Show a little sympathty and stand by the makers of many other fine sporting games. And remember the good times we all had with the MVP and even back to the Triple Play days. Didn't remember that one did you.

But people dont want understanding they want a great cutting edge mind blowing game. Its not always going to be that way. Its baseball and thats all I wanted.

So one last time for the road.

What Do You Really Expect ???

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Kyle

Good things on the Horizon

Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2006

Platform For Display: PlayStation2

Well, I thought since the last review was completley pointless that I'd write a review for the game after I just played it for a few hours. Personally, I was excited when I heard EA was making an NCAA baseball game because I am a fan of college baseball. More major league but I have to root for my Irish of Notre Dame. Sadly, EA wont be making an MLB game this year but no worries this seems to be fun. Here's what I love and hated about the game so far.

Pros-

Graphics are fantastic. Couldn't really have done much better.

Player animations are phenomenal. The catcher looks around and gets set in his stance and then throws the ball back after the pitch. After the pitcher recieves it he does his own custom motion to get back into his stance. A little feature but something that I thougt helped bring the game to life. There are other animations taht are great as well but that was one I was particularly impressed with.

Controls are very very good, but comes with an asterisk (I'll explain later). The new load and fire batting I thought was very clever and allows the player to actually get a feel for swining a baseball bat. Very good I thought and the new throwing is good but can have some things worked out.

Ping! Haha the sounds of the game were pretty good, I personally thought that was cool.

The fact that you can play with almost all of the D-1 schools was pretty impressive.

Cons-

Controls may be fun but are hard to pick up easily. The load and fire makes the game more realistic but is hard to pick up. The throwing in this game was paritcularly difficult. There is a new meter which you have to point to the base in which you are throwing and if you make a tiny mistake its either thrown way over the player's head or thrown in the dirt. Makes it more real and doesn't piss you off liek in MVP 05 and before whenever your friend or the computer made a ridiculous play which seemed impossible.

The commentary was a bit weak. Baseball is not exactly a fast paced sport and there seem to be many times in which there is no commentary. It leaves a lot of wholes in the sound. Also with sound, there wasn't much of a crowd which kind of stunk. AND WHERE ARE THE FIGHT SONGS! EA partnered up with Victory records on this game but could only muster up 10 songs in which some are ok. Whatever....

There wasn't a lot to this game. Dynasty mode wasn't much more then recruiting players, keeping people happy and playing baseball. That was about it. There aren't any other really fun modes in the game. Yeah the mini games are ok but it gets old after a while. And create a park gets dull in about five seconds, except that you can creat parks that have the dimensions of Major League parks even though they cant say the real stadiums due to restrictions.

ESPN interaction with the game is cool, although if you can't hook your PS2 up to the internet its sort of worthless.

Overall, the game seemed like its getting there and could be a staple in the sports and video game industry. Although its not a Madden or NCAA football it still seemed to keep me occupied. As long as they get a few more things to do, changing players names was easier to find, some of the controls are tightened up, and they get some more collegiate athletic atmosphere! So is it worth your 30 bucks, it may not be... But if you love baseball and are willing to take a swing at the new line of MVP games go for it... otherwise I'd wait until next year and see what changes they made... And i hoped this helped peopel out considering the guy before this is a complete moron. Haha GO IRISH FIESTA BOWL NEXT YEAR WOOO

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BRIAN LIFE

I love everything i get from Amazon

Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2019

Platform For Display: PlayStation2Verified Purchase

It plays great

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