Australian developer Big Ant Studios has announced that “Don Bradman Cricket 17” is now available for Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

Don Bradman Cricket 17 brings a new revolutionary control system delivering the best batting, bowling and fielding experience by providing you an even greater level of variety and precision of play. Bat like a pro with the new Helicopter, Reverse Sweep and Scoop shot. Stump your opponent by mixing up your fast deliveries with Leg-cutters, Off-cutters, Cross-seam or go with spin deliveries including Doosra or Flipper. Enhanced fielding, it now includes Slides and Tap Backs inside the boundaries, plus Relay Throws. Deep Career Mode gives you the choice between a seasoned pro or a rookie just starting out in club cricket, Captain your International team to the top of the World Rankings.

Don Bradman Cricket 17 features a new lighting system that creates the most true-to-life characters yet, photo realistic skin tones, and 30 percent more controls than in the predecessor to allow for unprecedented refinement of player visuals. For the first time, gamers will be able to give their players tattoos enabling them to recreate their cricketing heroes and local clubs in the game with complete precision. Importing any of the 200,000 plus cricket players from the previous Don Bradman Cricket title also allows a seamless transition to the new Don Bradman Cricket 17 game for veterans making the upgrade.

Developed by Big Ant Studios and published by HES, Don Bradman Cricket 17 is available at retailers and via digital download on Xbox One and PS4. The PC version will be available via Steam next month.

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Size: 9.97 GB
Download: here
Price: $59.99 USD
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