MLB 2K11 CIB — Xbox 360 | Visual Concepts / 2K Sports (2011) | Disc, Case & Manual

Doc Halladay on the mound. Your call. MLB 2K11 for Xbox 360 features Roy Halladay — fresh off his historic 2010 season with a Cy Young Award and a postseason no-hitter — as the cover athlete, and the game backs it up with one of the more simulation-focused baseball experiences on the platform. Developed by Visual Concepts and published by 2K Sports in 2011, MLB 2K11 brought back the Total Control Pitching and Hitting systems, Dynamic Player Ratings that updated based on real MLB performance, and a revamped fielding system with improved AI and throwing meters. It's a solid mid-generation baseball sim and a nice piece of 2K Sports history from an era when they still had the MLB license.

What's Included:

• 💿 Game disc — Xbox 360
• 📦 Original Xbox 360 case with manual

Game Details:

• 🏆 Developed by: Visual Concepts | Published by: 2K Sports / Take-Two Interactive | © 2011 Take-Two Interactive
• ⚡ ESRB Rating: Everyone (Mild Lyrics)
• 👤 1–2 Players | Online Multiplayer 2–4 | Xbox Live Compatible
• 💾 16 MB required to save game | HDTV 720p/1080i/1080p | Dolby Digital
• 🌍 NTSC U/C | Compatible with North American Xbox 360 consoles

Why Collectors Love It:

MLB 2K11 is a snapshot of the last era when 2K Sports held the exclusive third-party MLB license — a run that ended after 2K13, making these titles increasingly interesting for sports gaming collectors. The Roy Halladay cover gives it extra historical weight given his legendary career and legacy. If you're building a complete 2K Sports baseball run or filling out an Xbox 360 sports library, this one belongs in the mix.

Condition Notes:

Includes game disc, case, and manual. Disc shows significant scratching on the play side — please review photos carefully before purchasing. Case shows normal wear consistent with age. Pre-owned sticker present on back of case.

Perfect For: Xbox 360 collectors, 2K Sports and MLB franchise fans, baseball gaming enthusiasts, Roy Halladay fans, and sports gaming historians tracking the 2K MLB license era.