Major League Baseball, the MLB Players Association, Sony Interactive Entertainment and San Diego Studio announced today a multi-year, multi-platform video game partnership.
Today @MLB, @MLB_Players, @SonySanDiego and @PlayStation announced multi-year, multi-platform video game partnership extensions @MLBTheShow. pic.twitter.com/PEGIRSNUSK
— MLB Communications (@MLB_PR) December 10, 2019
In order to extend the popularity of the game franchise, MLB The Show will be coming to “additional console platforms beyond PlayStation platforms as early as 2021.” In other words, the baseball game will no longer be a PlayStation-exclusive title starting in 2021.
Though the press release does not specify what consoles will see MLB The Show, both Xbox and Nintendo retweeted a message by MLB Communications.
No more away games. https://t.co/47Bui1tuUj
— Xbox (@Xbox) December 10, 2019
Great to see the game is coming to more players. https://t.co/a54bZ2c2bU
— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) December 10, 2019
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) December 10, 2019
Another missing piece of the puzzle is if one or more studios will port the game to rival consoles.
More details about the arrival of MLB The Show to other consoles will be announced at a later date.
[Source]: @MLB_PR: Today @MLB, @MLB_Players, @SonySanDiego and @PlayStation announced multi-year, multi-platform video game partnership extensions @MLBTheShow.
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