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What is your favorite baseball video game all-time.
I love Triple Play 2001 for PC.
I love Triple Play 2001 for PC.
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MVP 2004 for PC... before that baseball video games were too hard for a novice gamer like me. -
RBI Baseball 3
Old School yet still fun. Played this game so much when I was younger. I have a friend who played it so much that he can tell you the 1990 stats of just about any player (kind of like Rainman). Didn't play it for years after retiring my nintendo, but have played recently on my friends nintendo. I also enjoy MVP 2005, and Triple Play Baseball on my computer.Chairman Emeritus of the r/baseballHOFComment
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Baseball Stars for NES...years ahead of its time!Comment
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Ken Griffey Jrs Slugfest or siomething like that for N64. I played that games so much, then I got a gamecube and I played All-Star Baseball 2003 and to me that was the most advanced then I got Xbox and got introduced to MVP. Since then MVP has been my favorite. The Ken Griffey one is awesome though."I don't like to sound egotistical, but every time I stepped up to the plate with a bat in my hands, I couldn't help but feel sorry for the pitcher."
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"People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring."
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Just a note to all the active members of BBF, I consider all of you the smartest baseball people I have ever communicated with and love everyday I am on here. Thank you all!Comment
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The best!Originally posted by baseballPAP
There was that code (pattern) that you moved the cursor around when selecting the teams that created the "90 Max" free agent. Then you just had to beat up on the Lucky Ladies, fill up your guy's "Prestige," clock dollars and build your dream team of "90 Max" stars.THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT COME WITH A SCORECARD
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I loved All Star Baseball 2000, it had to be the best game made on N64. It was realistic, had stats, Home Run Derby, and good commentary. Too bad they took it off the market its the main reason I don't play baseball video games anymore.2nd member of the Peter Moylan Fan ClubComment
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VR Baseball on the PSX (I cannot remember the year but it had Erstad on the cover)...CLASSIC!!!!
I logged in a ridiculous amount of hours on that game.RIP - HGF [1937-2009]Comment
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The original RBI for the NES. I'd have to say Baseball Stars and Bases Loaded for the NES are right up there.
WAR? Prove it!
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High Heat baseball 2001.
Last year I bought MVP 2005, but I still didn't manage to improve my skills with that game.Comment
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I have never heard of that game.Originally posted by brewcrew82
But, I did like the MLB series on PSX, my favorite had to be MLB 2000, the one with Mo Vaughn on the cover. I used to pick the Red Sox and try to strikeout 20 with Pedro Martinez, but I could never beat my friend.
2nd member of the Peter Moylan Fan ClubComment
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I liked my Ken Griffey Junior Home Run Derby. Pitching was an art when I was on the mound.
Montreal Expos 1969 - 2004Comment
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What about
Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball for the Super Ninentendo
Now that was a sweet gameRiding Revel8Comment
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I agree with a few others about Baseball Stars. Truly ahead of it's time.
Triple Play was, and MVP is now the best imo, pretty much any and all EA sports games are actually, but to go old school....
Gotta go with NES Major League Baseball. Spent hours and hours putting off chores playing this bad boy. Came out in July of '89, so it had '88 stats for the players; Oakland was a juggernaut with the bash bros. Funny, after you hit the ball the screen would go blank for a couple seconds, lol we've come quite a ways.Comment
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All Star Baseball 2000 for N64! I still play it regularly.
A close second is RBI Baseball for NES! Love the Fat Bats! Even my dad liked playing this one.Comment
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