The team behind the long-running R.B.I. Baseball series has announced the latest entry, R.B.I. Baseball 21, will arrive on Xbox consoles this March, and for the first time it'll be optimised for Xbox Series X and S.
This year's game features the Chicago White Sox's Tim Anderson on the cover, and promises new features including create-a-player, play-by-play commentary, immersive time-of-day, and incredible visual improvements.
According to the Microsoft Store page, R.B.I. Baseball 21 will be available on March 16th, and it's already available for pre-order at £24.99 and $29.99, with the game also supporting Smart Delivery across both consoles.
It'll be interesting to see whether the R.B.I. series faces any further competition on Xbox this year, as it's been suggested that Sony's highly popular MLB The Show franchise might be making its way to the green brand in 2021.
Will you be picking up R.B.I. Baseball 21 this March? Let us know in the comments below.
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Last time I played RBI Baseball was on the NES - like, back when it was new.
Not a fan of Baseball games..
I will be getting The Show, thank you very much. No longer will Xbox owners have to deal with this inferior game.
This has always been a terrible series, the kind of game that could only exist because of a lack of competitors. Super Mega Baseball 3 is the best baseball game on the Xbox and Switch right now, the only one I would recommend.
If The Show comes to Xbox it's a must buy for me. Brilliant on PS4.
I remember RBI being garbage. From the 360'ish screenshots, seems as though it's still garbage. I've heard MLB is good and coming to Xbox, so there's that.
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