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Only way you could get away with buiying one, version and having for multiple is if you have swijtch, buy it there, and then have Xbox gamepass, and can play it via cloud stream, or download on Xbox series / Xbox One Console.

This is a test, similar to a beta, thus all progress is only for the beta, as the game is probably not at version 1.0. Nor do you own the software at this point, so it will all be lost.

This has happended both on Switch and Xbox Series. When fielding a bunt play, the player will approach the ball, but not pick it up. No matter how hard you try, the base runner will reach base, and the play will end there, with your player not picking up the ball until the cut-scene animation begins, or fades out to the next batter coming up. This caused me 4 errors in one game, and has happened with Assist, or auto fielding turned on. It seemed worse on Switch than on Xbox, but it is definitely present on both.

Additional issues with Swijtch version:

This may need to go under Fielding, but I'll put here anyway.

Had an issue where there were 4 errors in the game, where the ball would reach the player, and then would fall at their feet, and no matter how hard you try to get the fielder to pick up the ball, they would just run around the ball, or not move at all, causing an error, and a free base-runner. This same issue occured on Auto Fielding vs. CPU. caused me 4 errors in one game.

That's as much about money, as it is about licensing rights. Very unlikely Sony will put that kind of money into something like that. Hell, if it weren't for MLB as much as a cluster as they are, we wouldn't have the game on anything but a PS4/5. Why? Because if it were Sony's choice, they would force us into their echo system for the same money they won't put out to really enhance the presentation experience of the game. Unfortunately, even game dev's are locked into whatever budget they are allotted. It's just Business.

See, for me, as a vision impaired player, I may not have seen that timer. This is just another reason why accessability with screen reader functionality, or an audible notice that a timer is running out should be implimented.

Never going to happen, the last game I think had a bench clearing mechanic, was the old Bases Loaded series on NES, and in some version of that game it was removed because it's not considered family friendly for a sports title., and is not an acceptable part of the game according to the league. It doesn't follow the same rules as Fights in Hockey.

One thing that would be really helpful, especially for those like myself whom have vision problems, is some accessability functionality. Games from Microsoft, and EA now impliment accessable features such as test to speach screen reading. This would be especially helpful on the switch when playing in Handheld mode when the UI is so small it is very diffifcult, or impossible to read without using the Nintendo's magnification function. by enabling screen reader functionality, it would make it more possible for vision impaired players to navigate the game, or even play the game just as a manager using soley a screen reader function even if they were totally blind, opening up the game to a new group of players who despite vision issues, are baseball enthusaists.

1. Randomly the PA announcer will say "up next from the Guardians" even though I set my Audio settings for my Dymond Dynasty team to be Chicago for location, and Cubs for Audio.
2. Crowd sounds will completely mute themselves for an entire at-bat.
3. 2d sprites for the HUD, or game menu will have audio delay, or drop to about 3FPS when scrolling or tryuing to use Pin-Point Pitching. making it nearly impossible to be accurate with pitch timing

I will work on testing cross progression and plat form with my Xbox Series and Switch and report anything I find.