Yankee4Life

I really don't know where you can get it.

And it would blow their minds too. You can always make it yourself. There's an idea.

All this means is that they will be wearing non-collared shirts to the ball park when they get eliminated in October.

Ok I am going to be the first one to say this. This guy's a tool!

But to be on the safe side, attend mass and say a few Our Father's just to be sure.

I agree. This was poorly handled.

I got to agree with this here. Let's take a glance at what Laroche did last year during his first year in Chicago. He played in 127 games and had 12 home runs and drove in 44 runs. He struck out 133 times and had a .207 batting average. In other words the guy did nothing. By him retiring -and I don't believe for a second that he will go through with it. Why? Do you think his wife will let him walk away from thirteen million dollars? There you go.- he will have done the White Sox a big favor. They can easily find someone much cheaper to replace him and chances are that person will be more productive.

Oh come on my friend. Do you want to get your mind blown again? Geez!

Wow I didn't know that! Thank you!

I'm sorry but this is not the worst looking baseball game I have ever seen. If it was for PC I would buy it right away.

Say nothing...say nothing...say nothing....

How do you know what file joegreen was trying to get? Let me know what one it is. If it is a Mvp file chances are I got it on disc.

He just stated an observation which by the way was 100% correct and I even wonder why you did it too.

Who the hell knows???

I wonder if the original poster meant to post this in the Mvp 2004 area?

I have no doubt it will. I'm patient. There are so many season mods here to pass the time with that it makes it easy to wait for this much-anticipated mod. There's going to be so much detail in this that we won't be able to put it down. Good luck.

There is a MVP 12 support thread. There is a good chance your problem has already been touched upon in there.

This has proven to be the most difficult mod to be made here on this website. Why? Because this mod was first worked on back in 2009 by a group of modders who are no longer here. The guys that are working on it now are different though. Bctrackboi and rroy have mostly been working behind the scenes with this mod and just have been giving occasional updates. I have more faith in them then the original group who took this on.

I am sure you are not the only one who uses this utility. Maybe this time someone will notice your question so they can answer it. Good luck.

I don't know about any of you but for me step #6 would be throwing in the towel after reading the first five set of instructions.

Download this utility set that I put together. There is a file there called the Ditty Importer that lets you customize your jukebox in the game.

I agree. 99.9% of my games are at the major league level. I don't think it is important to have a cyberface for some kid who just got drafted last year.

Just a few days ago Jim825 and Dennis James71 uploaded the latest contribution to the Total Classics series with the release of Total Classics 1976. Like all the other collaborations that these two have worked on in the past this mod has it all. Terrific gameplay, accurate and good-looking uniforms and stadiums, a meticulous and detailed roster for the '76 season plus sounds and imagery from that season. The installation of this mod is quick and simple and easy to follow. All you need is a clean, unmodded copy of Mvp '05 and you are all set. The install procedure will have you ready to go in just a few minutes. Back in November of 2014 Jim and Dennis finalized the finishing touches of the 1977 mod and uploaded it to the site. When I did my write-up for that mod I made a note to mention that the images that were included in that mod had to be a difficult task to accomplish because of the picture quality. See for yourself by googling a ballplayer that played during this time. You won't get the nice looking hi resolution photos you see today. Although you can not tell from looking at the images in this mod, they had the same problem here that they had in the 1977 mod. Whatever photos they grabbed I guarantee you that they had to do some major touching up on them to make them look presentable. Listening to the soundtrack of this mod brought back memories of my sister who spent that entire summer of 1976 in our backyard with a radio by our pool. Fleetwood Mac, Elton John, Paul McCartney and Wings and the Electric Light Orchestra are just a few of the artists you'll hear when you start up the '76 mod. And the music played between pitches during a break in the action is well chosen and always seems to fit the tempo of the game. If you pay attention close you will hear a few seconds of the Imperial March from Star Wars and the five-note sequence from Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Even though these two movies did not come out until one year later. This is what is called artistic license. Gameplay is enhanced with the addition of the Legends of the Booth mod that features the voices of Vin Scully, Ernie Harwell and Mel Allen. The exhibition game that I chose for this write-up was Minnesota at the Yankees but before I played this game I checked out the other uniforms and stadiums from the American and National Leagues and I have to say that Dennis James once again did a magnificent job. His work is state-of-the-art and we are lucky to have him. In the game I played the Yankees took a 5 - 0 lead off of Dave Goltz but the Twins came back with a four-run eighth off of a tiring Kenny Holtzman. Sparky Lyle came on in the ninth inning to retire the Twins to preserve a 5 - 4 win but not without a scare. Dan Ford hit a one-out double and advanced to third on a sacrifice fly but Lyle got pinch-hitter Steve Brye to ground out to end the game. 1976. A great year for Total Classics. Another wonderful job by Dennis and Jim. Thank you so much. Screenshots from the 1976 mod. Welcome to the 1976 Total Classics mod! A close one here in the Bronx. Minnesota's Rod Carew. He was a magician with the bat. Ken Holtzman stares down Lyman Bostock here in the 5th inning. Holtzman struck out five and went eight innings for the victory.