AbstractWhich is the best team in the Majors? That's up to you, as you'll try to lead your squad through the regular season and into the World Series in this installment of HIGH HEAT. Endorsed by stars Wilton and Vladimir Guerrero, the game re-creates each stadium, uniform, and player attribute right down to smallest detail. If you're having trouble seeing certain pitches as they leave the ace's hand, brush up in the comprehensive Batting Practice mode. You can even draft your own rookies. Now, that's big league ball.
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Full description3DO's High Heat Baseball series is known not just for featuring all the real-life Major League players, but also for infusing those virtual players with an enormous amount of statistical data to help ensure that performance and abilities in the video game match those demonstrated in the real-world ballparks. This 2002 edition in the series features millions of statistics to provide a sense of realism that even hard core baseball fans should appreciate. The game also features manager profiles, which may be adjusted to help provide the desired styles of offense and defense. Once the options are set and the team is on the field, it's all about the gameplay. Fans of the High Heat series will recognize the accessible interface and intuitive action in this release.
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AmazonWhile improving on the graphics of previous PlayStation installments in the series,
High Heat Major League Baseball 2002 looks to retain and even improve its reputation for realistic simulation. Player models, stadiums, and other in-game visuals have been totally redesigned, but they haven't thrown the baby out with the bath water. The game builds on the features of the much-acclaimed PC versions, such as adjustable skill levels for the game's athletes, unusual errors (like balks), bullpen warm-up routines for your relief staff, and realistic baseball physics (as opposed to the long-ball arcade play of other titles).
Special featuresSeven unique game modes include Season, Career , and Home Run Derby
Detailed player editor allows for unlimited appearance possibilities
Career mode features free agent pool, trades, and an annual amateur draft