Jason Villa, senior producer of MLB 10: The Show, spent some time on the phone with me last week talking about what the dev team did to produce what is a solid baseball game.

The official review is live now, but read more if you want to see what he had to say about graphics, building a simulation, online improvements, and the plan for DLC.

As Heavy Rain's release approached, we talked allot about what Quantic Dream was trying to accomplish. It was clearly a shift from what the vast majority of games are doing. No shooter-type of gameplay or anything that resembles "traditional gameplay" would be allowed.

Some of us were excited. Some of us were unsure. The rest laughed at the idea. So I decided to reach out to Sony and see about getting an interview with the development studio about the very focused idea of storytelling.

Read more to see some of what David Cage, co-founder of Quantic Dream and game director for Heavy Rain, had to say.

There aren’t many sports games, in my opinion, that you can be sure will be a quality game each year it’s released.

Sometimes one of the hockey games is good. This year, EA’s NBA Live was solid. And Madden will sometimes turn out to be more than a roster update. Sometimes.

But I’ve been able to count on MLB: The Show pretty much every year. And by the looks of it, this year’s version isn’t going to disappoint either.

So Read more if you want to get a rundown of all the improvements that have been made to the PS3 exclusive. This is my last piece of CES content.

This is the game that surprised me the most at CES. Prior to the show, I really ignored ModNation Racers and figured it was a gimmick game that was a straight Mario Kart rip-off. I was wrong. After spending time with the game and doing the interview, I'm really excited about this game.

I hope you enjoy the video.