PlayStation’s San Diego Studio, creators of MLB The Show, has listed an opening for a Game Economy Designer. This role, tailored for MLB The Show, is a game-changer. It revolves around “creating, analyzing, and balancing a game economy with interdependent factors such as virtual currencies, battle passes, and loot boxes.” (Note: “battle pass” is another term for “season pass”)
What This Could Mean: As we previously speculated, this suggests MLB The Show 24 might introduce a Season Pass. It’s a move that aligns with the evolving landscape of gaming monetization. Season Passes have become a staple in modern gaming, enhancing the player experience with rewards and a progression system.
The Bigger Picture: If this is true, it could redefine how players interact with MLB The Show, offering a more structured and rewarding gaming experience.
Stay Tuned: As the community buzzes with anticipation, the question remains: How will this potential Season Pass shape the future of MLB The Show?
For the full job description and more insights, visit the job listing.
Note: The link says the job post was taken down in July, but it still appears on the SDS website as an open position.
We made a video discussing what a Season Pass could look like in MLB The Show 24, check it out below.
