The wicket keeper now only goes for the bails if there is a chance of a run out or stumping, well generally. Little things that annoyed me last time like the canned animations and repetitive behaviour of the fielders and bowlers were definitely improved. It’s been a year so it’s hard to say for sure but the game definitely felt a lot more polished from my last experience.
Unfortunately I have no insight into the real sales figures but the rumour is that this game has been selling extremely well in pretty much all cricket-playing nations which is good news for cricket fans around the world. And granted this isn’t a sequel but rather a re-release of the same game on newer platforms but did it fulfil those original dreams? I’m personally hoping the sales are strong and the sequel keeps the base experience and ramps up the graphics, adding a bit of polish to mitigate the small hiccups. Way back in April 2014 Don Bradman Cricket 14 was released for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC and I was lucky enough to review the game then on the PlayStation 3 and I really did think the game was excellent giving it a 8.7/10.įast forward nearly a year and the game is now being released for the current generation consoles, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and I’ve managed to score a copy to see how or if the game has changed at all.īut before we enter that let’s take a look at my final paragraph on that original reviewĭon Bradman Cricket 14 is a pleasure to play and the different difficulty levels will hopefully have you hooked for years to come.
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