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High Heat Major League Baseball 2004
 
 

High Heat Major League Baseball 2004

by 3do International
PlayStation2  Everyone
3.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (54 customer reviews)
Price: CDN$ 56.61
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  • Platform:   PlayStation2
  • ESRB Rating: Everyone Everyone
  • Media: Video Game
  • Item Quantity: 1

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The High Heat series has always been one of opposites. Each game in the series has played great, realistic baseball--but the graphics never look as good as the competition. High Heat games always hit the shelves before the competition's games, but they're always plagued with stability issues and other bugs. High Heat games are always the best baseball game of the year in terms of realism, but they always sell the worst. Each year hardcore baseball fans hope and pray that developer 3DO will get it right, and each year 3DO improves just enough to keep hope alive (the High Heat series is kind of like the Red Sox). The good news is that the 2004 edition of High Heat Baseball is no exception to the above. The bad news is that, on the PC at least, the 2004 edition is no exception to the above.

As usual High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 isn’t quite as pretty as most of the competition, but the game does have a nostalgic look that’s quite stylish--kind of like the difference between now-torn down County Stadium and the new Miller Park that replaced it in Milwaukee. A major area of improvement is in player animation. The players aren’t stiff anymore; they move like human beings. A bit of graphics sheen was applied to the stadiums too, and while not the best, High Heat is finally a good looking game. Unfortunately, audio is merely okay. The problem isn’t limited to dry and dull commentary. High Heat 2004 pretty much has the same soundtrack as High Heat 2003 and, the music often does not match action on the field.

High Heat 2040 adds some 30 new pitches to the game, and the pitcher/batter interface so crucial to this game’s success (it’s the best in the business and it feels like real baseball) is still in place and looking good. High Heat plays a solid game of baseball that just feels right.--Andrew S. Bub

Pros:

  • Good looks, great gameplay
  • Best pitcher/batter duel available in a baseball game
Cons:
  • Bad commentary

Product Description

The High Heat series has always been one of opposites. Each game in the series has played great, realistic baseball--but the graphics never look as good as the competition. High Heat games always hit the shelves before the competition's games, but they're always plagued with stability issues and other bugs. High Heat games are always the best baseball game of the year in terms of realism, but they always sell the worst. Each year hardcore baseball fans hope and pray that developer 3DO will get it right, and each year 3DO improves just enough to keep hope alive (the High Heat series is kind of like the Red Sox). The good news is that the 2004 edition of High Heat Baseball is no exception to the above. The bad news is that, on the PC at least, the 2004 edition is no exception to the above.

As usual High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 isnt quite as pretty as most of the competition, but the game does have a nostalgic look thats quite stylish--kind of like the difference between now-torn down County Stadium and the new Miller Park that replaced it in Milwaukee. A major area of improvement is in player animation. The players arent stiff anymore; they move like human beings. A bit of graphics sheen was applied to the stadiums too, and while not the best, High Heat is finally a good looking game. Unfortunately, audio is merely okay. The problem isnt limited to dry and dull commentary. High Heat 2004 pretty much has the same soundtrack as High Heat 2003 and, the music often does not match action on the field.

High Heat 2040 adds some 30 new pitches to the game, and the pitcher/batter interface so crucial to this games success (its the best in the business and it feels like real baseball) is still in place and looking good. High Heat plays a solid game of baseball that just feels right.--Andrew S. Bub

Pros:

  • Good looks, great gameplay
  • Best pitcher/batter duel available in a basebal

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3.6 out of 5 stars (54 customer reviews)
 
 
 
 
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5.0 out of 5 stars best baseball game since ken griffey jr for super nitendo, Jan 9 2004
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newfound32 (los angeles ca) - See all my reviews
This review is from: High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 (Video Game)
This is a awesome game. I like the controllers,like you can't cheat like the other baseball games. What i mean is you choose if you want to pich a ball or a strike. I love the way you do that. The other way is harder and a better way to cheat. Like when you pich it then you move the ball around, then when your about to swing the person your playing against can just change the pich to a ball or something else. This is truely the funnest baseball game of all time. I love "Ken Griffey Jr" for super nitendo, but I have to say this beats it.
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4.0 out of 5 stars best yet, Jan 4 2004
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This review is from: High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 (Video Game)
this game is great the graphics are bangin and the batting is like really batting. i rented this game and the only bad part was giving it back. i taught my dad how to play and ever since i beat him 26-12 he has been kicking my a@@. get this
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1.0 out of 5 stars Not supported, Aug 19 2003
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This review is from: High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 (Video Game)
I understand it's a good game if you can get it to run. If you can't get it to run, expect to be returning it.

Online registration: FAILS
Online Update: FAILS
Website: FAILS
Support links from alternate sites: FAIL
Customer service e-mail: NO RESPONSE

Nice video opener, that's as far as I get.

My system runs Madden 2004 wonderfully, I can't quite get a handle on what's going on at 3DO and their website which, as I type, is coming up with a 504 error but has been producing errors for a week now. Now I'm stuck with a return item, I was actually looking forward to playing the game. Too bad, looks good on paper.

My system: GeForce 2 64MB, P4-1.8GHz/512MB DDR/180GB HD (100GB free) with latest video drivers and direct-x 9 updates. No problems with other games, including the demanding Madden 2004 and train simulators. Some level of support would be nice.

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