Power Pros Baseball 2000
Another year, another Power Pros. This time, they’ve ditched numbering the sequels in their own way, and are doing the standard sports thing of naming…
All-Star Baseball 2001
For All-Star Baseball 2000, I noted that the CPU didn’t seem way too good, a rare thing for a baseball game on N64. This seems…
Ken Griffey Jr.’s Slugfest
This is the second Ken Griffey Jr. game form Angel Studios and Nintendo. While Major League Baseball Featuring Ken Griffey Jr. wasn’t very good, it…
Bottom of the 9th
Bottom of the 9th feels like an early third party N64 game. It looks and feels incredibly basic. The N64 has had an ungodly amount…
All-Star Baseball 2000
With the many N64 baseball games, I now have a routine: start a game, try batting, fail, start again, repeat a few times until I…
Power Pros Baseball 6
I’m not really sure what else I can say about this franchise – it was a yearly release in Japan and the core gameplay never…
Triple Play 2000
Yet another company trying their hand at a baseball game, although this series had already been on the PlayStation (some reviewers pointed out that this…
King of Pro Baseball 2
King of Pro Baseball 2 feels a lot more stable and smooth than the first game. Hitting the ball seems much more reliable, due to…
Mike Piazza’s Strike Zone
Not knowing the name Mike Piazza, the name made me think of bowling. Unfortunately, this is another baseball game, and by far the worst one…
Major League Baseball Featuring Ken Griffey Jr.
With this being published by Nintendo, you would hope for a fun and solid portrayal of Baseball, similar to how NBA Courtside did the same…