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Bitball is a baseball franchise sim for Android and iOS
Joined May 2022
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Replying to @MrBeast @_BackyardSports
How about a free, and ad-free mobile baseball game?
I had planned 1 last update this season to come out sometime in September. Unfortunately, there are matters in my personal life that require my full attention. I will be taking a break on development of Bitball for the time being. 1/2
Bitball retweeted
🏒Street Hockey '27 is coming Spring 2027 to Steam, Xbox, PS5, and Switch.
Throw huge hits, massive slap shots, dekes, spin move and play a fast paced arcade style hockey game like the ones in the 90s and early 2000s.
Would you play this?
#hockey #nhl #xbox #ps5 #steamgames
Bitball retweeted
We are going to have a lockout because these owners, who can sell their teams for upwards of $4 Billion, are too poor to pay their players.
It's going to be a horrible winter ahead. Don't you dare let the owners trick you into joining their side.
I'm told the Angels sold for a major league record price, more than the $3.9 billion sale price for the Padres.
Don't forget, we've got hats and shirts for sale over on our Etsy page! Linked here: tr.ee/g1HYDE
Bitball retweeted
The future of sports games is indie.
The sooner we stop waiting for some giant publisher to “save” the genre and start supporting indie developers willing to build competing games from the ground up, the better off we’ll be even if it takes some time.
Big news, we have been approved
Been a minute since I provided an update...
Working on the next update.
- better CPU pitcher management. CPU pitchers will have a shorter leash
- I am also working to add injuries back into the game.
- various other bug fixes
No timeline yet, but hopefully before 8/31
Bitball retweeted
So, everyone that's played MVP on PC has been running it with a no-cd patch for the *retail, day 1 version* of the game, but there were 5 post-launch patches EA dropped that fixed a lot of framerate issues in the retail .exe, like getting smooth throws across the field like this
Replying to @firstbaseman
Wait is this why I was so bad at hitting when I booted the game up a few months ago.
This looks fun!
Slip streaming returns, new and improved 🏁
V0.828 is now available 🫶
Steam:
store.steampowered.com/app/2…
Epic Game Store:
store.epicgames.com/p/spgp-4…
#SuperPolygonGrandPrix
Bitball retweeted
Backyard Baseball is out now on Steam for PC and Mac! Click the link below to download. Are you ready to play like a kid?
Play ball 👇
store.steampowered.com/app/3…
Just a little reminder that @_BackyardSports baseball releases tomorrow!
Another small hotfix is out for review and approval by the app stores. This version, 1.1.36, fixes an issue some users were having restoring their premium purchase.
Should be available in the next day or two
Just a heads up, yet another hot fix is in review by the app stores.
This one fixes an issue that can prevent you from moving to the draft unless you re-sign all your pending free agents. Hoping it can go live tomorrow
2027 is going to be Bitball's year because there is not going to be any MLB
The biggest issue baseball fans want solved to strengthen the game is fixing the payroll disparity that leaves too many fans without hope of their team competing for a World Series title. Every other major U.S. sport has tackled this problem, and every year more small market teams in those leagues have a chance to win. The salary cap and floor proposal levels the playing field, allowing us greater flexibility to address longstanding player priorities while sharing baseball revenue with the players 50/50.
Today, in addition to proposing the largest ever increase in the minimum salary, earned by over half of MLB players, we accepted two landmark changes to free agency that have been in place for 50 years. We agreed to both the MLBPA’s proposal to provide earlier access to free agency, and their proposal to eliminate the qualifying offer system, a provision players view as a drag on free agency. We also proposed to eliminate deferred compensation and to create a new “Cornerstone Player” provision similar to the NBA’s “Bird Rights” to give every team a fair shot at retaining their fans’ favorite star players.
We will continue working with the MLBPA during the bargaining process to improve the game for teams, players and fans.