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Fan-friggin-tastic. I am looking forward to playing it. I'm sure it will be the same high quality as the rest of your work.

I have had similar problems using Windows 8. I have not been able to get the money changer or schedule updater to work. I have intermittent problems using the MVP 2005 Editor. Sometimes it finds the address and sometimes it doesn't. Because the problem is intermittent, I can't tell what's causing it. Other than that, the game works nicely on Windows 8.

If you have an older computer it could be a problem with a stadium. My old computer used to hate some of the nicely modded stadiums and would crash in the loading screen. Perhaps try the stock MVP 2005 stadiums and see if that helps.

I wonder if that fix will also work for MVP 2005 Editor. I can get it to work some times but at other times it fails to find the "correct address." I'll try it out and report back.

Dennis, much appreciated. You are really helping keep MVP baseball alive with all your mods.

Does this include new stadiums such as Target Field?

Yankee4Life, I did a search for MVP Files and Charts for Baseup Rosters and didn't find it. Is it posted here? Thanks

Did you apply the patch after installing MVP 2013? If so, that is probably why you got an invalid registry error. My advice: 1. Reinstall MVP 2005 and install up to patch 3. 2. Install the MVP 2013 mod. That mod will have the rosters for 2013. I don't know if there are any reliable rosters for 2014 yet.

I have had a similar problem with 2K10. If I don't use the gamepad to navigate the menu, it set the control to keyboard.

Based on the comments in this thread, I just ordered High Heat 2004 for $1.62. Not that I'm gonna stop playing MVP baseball.

I have been a huge fan of MVP 2005 and all its iterations and the Total Classics mods. I have tried MLB2k10 and didn't care much for the pitching controls. Are there any other worthwhile pc baseball games out there that even come close to MVP Baseball?

I am running on Windows 8.1 and have had no problems with the game itself. I didn't like the full screen stretch so I was able to tweak my video card to use the normal screen size for the game. It works nicely! I have had a few problems with some of the MVP 2005 tools such as the MVP 2005 roster editor. I got it sorted out by running the Windows compatibility check and now everything seems to be just fine. By the way, my last computer was about 10 years old and was running XP. The new machine allows me to run with better quality graphics options and the game works smoothly. Hell, I might be able to use 2X uniforms from now on!

I understand why you wouldn't want to go back and change them for all the players! Anyway, your rosters are great and I will continue to use them.

Daflyboys, I appreciate your work on the rosters. I think I found some issues with the batter hot-cold zones on the rosters. For example, in your ver 2 roster, Todd Frazier of the Reds has two hot squares on the top outside and middle outside against right handed pitchers. Looking at the ESPN hot zones, against right-handers, Frazier has his two hot squares on the top inside and middle inside. I checked for all the Reds players and it looks like the hot zones have been reversed for all of them. I noticed that the ESPN graphic shows the hot zones from the pitcher's perspective while the MVP edit show them from the batter's perspective. Perhaps this is why they are backwards.

Daflyboys, Thanks for the MBE file.

Daflyboys, thanks for all the rosters you made during this season and last. They are very good. I am having trouble importing this newest roster (end of season version 2) into MVPEdit. Every time I try to do it, I get an error "file not found." It has worked on other rosters but not on this one.

Thanks Jim.

I have searched all over this site to see how this is done but can't find any information. The MVP 2008 mod saves the game in it's own folder called MVP Baseball 2008 rather than the default folder. I would like to be ablle to do this for the various mods I have. Does anyone know how to do this?