MVP 06 NCAA Baseball - Revision history

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	\| playernames = Configurable to represent players as numbers only or randomly generate fictional names		\| playernames = Configurable to represent players as numbers only or randomly generate fictional names
	\| coverathlete = David Maroul		\| coverathlete = David Maroul
			\| precededby = [[MVP Baseball 2005]] (Pro)
			\| followedby = [[MVP 07 NCAA Baseball]]
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	The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.		The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.

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	\| teamnames = Real NCAA Division I teams		\| teamnames = Real NCAA Division I teams
	\| playernames = Configurable to represent players as numbers only or randomly generate fictional names		\| playernames = Configurable to represent players as numbers only or randomly generate fictional names
			\| coverathlete = David Maroul
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	The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.		The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.

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	\| teamnames = Real NCAA Division I teams		\| teamnames = Real NCAA Division I teams
	\| playernames = ~~Either~~ numbers only or randomly~~-generated~~ fictional names		\| playernames = Configurable to represent players as numbers only or randomly generate fictional names
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	The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.		The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.

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	== Physical Media ==		== Physical Media ==
			[[Category:College baseball games]]
			[[Category:Developed by EA Canada]]
			[[Category:Published by EA Sports]]
			[[Category:2000s]]
			[[Category:Released in 2006]]
			[[Category:Xbox games]]
			[[Category:PlayStation 2 games]]

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	{{GameInfobox		{{GameInfobox
	\| title = MVP 06 NCAA Baseball		\| title = MVP 06 NCAA Baseball
	\| image =		\| image = MVP 06 front box art.png
	\| releasedate = North America: January 18 2006		\| releasedate = North America: January 18 2006
	\| platforms = PlayStation 2, Xbox		\| platforms = PlayStation 2, Xbox

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			{{GameInfobox
			\| title = MVP 06 NCAA Baseball
			\| image =
			\| releasedate = North America: January 18 2006
			\| platforms = PlayStation 2, Xbox
			\| developer = EA Canada
			\| publisher = EA Sports
			\| price =
			\| teamnames = Real NCAA Division I teams
			\| playernames = Either numbers only or randomly-generated fictional names
			}}
	The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.		The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.

	== Gameplay Video ==		== Gameplay Video ==
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	== Description ==		== Description ==
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	== Intro Cinematic ==		== Intro Cinematic ==
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	== Credits ==		== Credits ==
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	== Physical Media ==		== Physical Media ==

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The first of two EA Sports games devoted to college baseball, a series pivot coming after the loss of the MLB license following the release of ''MVP Baseball 2005''.

== Gameplay Video ==

== Description ==
After EA Sports signed an exclusive license with the NFL, effectively killing off the ''NFL 2K'' series, Take-Two Interactive countered by signing an exclusive license with Major League Baseball for multiplatform baseball video games. This forced EA Sports to pivot with its ''MVP Baseball'' series, which previous to this title was always MLB and MLBPA-licensed.

The decision was made to switch the series to college baseball, with the title screen pointedly touting EA’s exclusive license for NCAA.

Dynasty Mode allows for playing through multiple seasons with the same team, recruiting new players for future seasons.

== Roster ==
Player numbers and abilities are based on real players, but similar to other college sports games in the pre-NIL era, no real player names are included. If the game detects no saved roster at startup, it will prompt the user to choose to identify players by number only or generate random names for each player.

== Intro Cinematic ==

== Credits ==

== Physical Media ==