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All-Star Baseball 2000 (N64)

All-Star Baseball 2000 (N64)
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All-Star Baseball 2000 (N64)

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Acclaim Sports set the standard for console baseball games with their best-selling classic, ALL-STAR BASEBALL '99. The follow-up, ALL-STAR BASEBALL 2000, is loaded with all the features that put their previous effort in the Hall of Fame. Take control in the dugout and manage your team to the series while you trade, create, sign, and release talent. Or line up sluggers like Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, Albert Belle, and Juan Gonzalez and swing for the fences in a Home Run Derby. Acclaim has added a number of goodies, including an Instant Replay mode that allows you to see those "too-close-to-call" plays so you can decide for yourself does the ump need glasses? With 30 teams and 30 stadiums, the match ups are seemingly endless. Veteran Yankee play-by-play men John Sterling and Michael Kay are there to call the action on the diamond. Even Yankees shortstop superstar Derek Jeter is on board with top-notch scouting reports!

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Take Me Out To The Ballgame! 

Major League Baseball is in full swing with All-Star Baseball 2000 and it is the hit of the season. There's incredible gameplay, superb graphics, exquisite AI, and NY Yankees all-star shortstop Derek Jeter. It's an unbeatable combination! 

All-Star Baseball 2000 features all 30 major league teams, over 700 players from the MLBPA, Acclaim's award  winning Hi-Rez graphics, authentic team playing styles, and full season-long player and team stats. There are over 400 new player motions, all new player graphics, instant replay, over 100 unique batting stances, an adjustable batting interface that let's you control where you hit it, full roster management, advanced AI, and color commentary by NY Yankee broadcaster's John Sterling and Michael Kay.