if you got the 360 version let me know will give you a game although my batting is still a bit on the poor side lol

You do know you can download the proper players from the Don Bradman Cricket Academy. Also Big Ant couldnt use the proper kits and all because Ashes 2013 had the rights and that turned out to be a disaster of a game.



Hahaha, i was thinking of a thread for it, but then realised i would be the only one. apparently not.

Cricket 2004 is where it's at.

at least 1 other person has the game on the forum :lol:

Just as shit as every other game. All i want from a cricket (and rugby) game is one that has every team licensed. Official kits, no made up player names and the main international and domestic teams from each country. It's all well and good having Australia and England but it's dull playing any other game.

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Apart from the commentary, its a lot better than some of the older versions that came up. The Metal case is quite mint. Like the new career mode. Its not really the time of game where you can just swing and everything is six or four. Really need to build up a bit. Will admit that the AI is a bit dumb at time, often part timers are bowling. The good thing about it is that Big Ant who make the game are quiet avid on listening to players and fans and trying to improve it.

Planet Cricket Forums is where a lot of the talk takes place. They quiet good at listening to players. They released a patch recently that helps with batting and that. Ill admit there are some things you look at and think, "what the heck, bullcrap" Like fielders taking spectacular catches and running a million miles an hour to get to a catch, whilst the ball just stalls in the air. But I must say, a much bigger improvement from previous versions. No longer just giggle and hit.

Thinking about picking it up. Worth it?

Hahaha. Don Bradman Cricket is a video game that was released in March for those unaware. It was produced by Big Ant Studios. Obviously not in the high budget brackets as EA and the like so they have David Basheer and some other guy as the commentators. They dont say much at all. Basheer does the pitch report and gives a dumb comment every now and again. The other guy just says, "one run." "Thats two more to the total." "What do you thin David."

Nice game, but i generally tend to have the volume pretty low. Plus im used to tuning Basheer out when he does football commentary so its the same here. Barely even notice him.

I think he's referring to Basheer's penchant for the Tony Greigism or the Brenton Speedism. You know, describing anything that they can see except the actual match.

What are you talking about?

You're also a poet and you didn't know it :d

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The grammar in this thread, is hurting my head :lol:

Does this guy know anything even about cricket because he is the tony greig of the game the special comment man on the ground pitch wind ect ect :lol: