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| PLATFORM: | Game Boy Advance |
| AGE GROUP: | 6 years and up |
| CATEGORY: | Video Games |
| MANUFACTURER: | Jack Of All Games |
| ESRB RATING: | Rating Pending |
| TYPE: | Video Games, Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Gameboy), GBA, Sports (Sport), Outdoors (Out Doors), Sports, Outdoors |
| MEDIA: | Video Game |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| ACCESSORIES: | |
| UPC: | 785138321011 |
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Customer Reviews of Baseball Advance
A very surprising and solid game, but lacking in options... I must say that Baseball Advance is AMAZING. Not just for a Game Boy Advance game, but for any system. Baseball is all about the pitcher-batter interface, and Baseball Advance delivers. The batting/pitching interface, done in 3D and very similar to games like All Star Baseball, not only looks nice graphically but is also very logical in design and gets the job done. This is the one baseball I've played where I've actually been unintentionally walked more than once in a game. Pitching in this game is an absolute joy. Unlike other portable baseball games, the fielding is very easy with a nice camera that allows the field to be seen but is still close enough to pick out the details. The game can also be challenging, and your closers will actually need to be brought in to rack up the saves.
The only area where the game is lacking, however, would be the options. For one, the only option during a season is a grueling 163 game campaign, which can take literally months to complete. Also, there are only 4 fields to choose from (Safeco, Wrigley, Fenway, and the Giants field). Another area the game could have been improved in would be including strategy of some sort, whether it be a hit and run, double steal, or adjustment of the outfielders.
Regardless, this game is great for a first effort in a series. If there is a continuation of Baseball Advance, I would not hesitate in buying it if the aforementioned cons are improved (even if they aren't, this has the makings of a great series).
fun game
If you like baseball, then I would recommend this new game. The graphics are solid and so is the play control. A word to the wise--hitting will take some practice, but it adds to the challenge. There are only 4 ballparks to play in, however this is a trade-off for the top notch graphics the game sports. There is a season mode as well as an all-star game. For 30 bucks you can't go wrong. SEga should stick to making sports games and stop making systems.
My Opinion on Baseball Advance
If you are looking for a good baseball game on the Game Boy Advance, this is the only one. You just can't make a better game than this. The graphics are incredible: the batters, pitchers, and fielders look like real MLB players. Though the game is very easy at some points in the game, it is very hard in late game situations. The game was made in 2001, and it is still better than games they make today. It is probably the best 10 or 20 dollars you can spend. The game is incredibly addicting, me and my friend played 80 games in a few days. The game features wall scaling grabs, bang-bang plays, and all 30 major league teams. It has four modes, Rookie, Veteran, All-Star, and Legend. Rookie is very easy, Veteran is a step up but is still not a challenge, All-Star is a little tougher, and Legend is almost impossible. Don't fall for the dumb-ass phony crap they sell in stores. If you are going to buy a video game, there is no question that you shouldn't buy this one. Get out that credit card and buy the game.