EA will slowly reveal some Super Mega Baseball 4 news in the coming days with a full reveal scheduled for Tuesday, May 2. While most gamers predicted to see in-game monetization of some sort when EA announced they purchased Metalhead Software, the team confirms there are no plans for it. Similar to what they have done previously, there will be extra content available as DLC after launch.
UPDATE: (4-29) Yup, it’s definitely going to be called Super Mega Baseball 4.
UPDATE: (4-30) New legends on deck.
UPDATE: (5-1) Super Mega Baseball 4 cover athlete tease.
Who's that player?! Looks like Hammer's got beef over sharing the cover with this Legend…
Find out who this mysterious silhouette is tomorrow at 9am PT! #SuperMegaBaseball4 pic.twitter.com/jxnI3sLVnJ
— Super Mega Baseball (@SupMegBaseball) May 1, 2023
Wanna see more? Check back in on May 2nd to watch the full reveal! #SuperMegaBaseball4 pic.twitter.com/5VxLGsl8qW
— Super Mega Baseball (@SupMegBaseball) April 30, 2023
In case you were wondering, yes, the game is called Super Mega Baseball 4! #SuperMegaBaseball4 pic.twitter.com/kA6dV0UMLK
— Super Mega Baseball (@SupMegBaseball) April 29, 2023
We’ve been heads down building a bigger and better baseball experience in the next SMB. That means we’ve been continuing to develop new game content and features that you all have been requesting and we’ve wanted to pursue for years. Developing Super Mega Baseball as a part of EA SPORTS has been an amazing process where we’ve received more support and resourcing for our creative vision than we’ve ever had. This game is every bit a Metalhead game as any of our first three releases; made by the same team (plus some new faces) and we think that’ll be obvious when you see it.
Hey SMB Fans, it's been a while… https://t.co/yjxkszwPdw #SuperMegaBaseball
— Super Mega Baseball (@SupMegBaseball) April 27, 2023
