Baseball Advance
- Real MLB players
- all 31 teams
- 2001 stats
- cool graphics
- two-player action
Product Description
Grab your bat and ball and get ready to hit a few homers! Baseball Advance is taking Major League Baseball to a whole new level on Game Boy Advance! With realistic gameplay and incredible graphics, Baseball Advance lets you compete against all 30 MLB teams across four gameplay modes for a chance to win the World Series or compete in the All-Star Game. Each team features authentic MLB players and statistics from the 2001 season and your stats and records are saved as you play.Amazon.com Product Description
Baseball Advance lets you compete against all 30 Major League Baseball teams across four gameplay modes: season, playoffs, All-Star, and exhibition. Each team features authentic MLB players and statistics from the 2001 season, plus your stats and records are saved as you play. The game also includes four detailed huge-league parks.
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Baseball Advance is a excellent, solid game but it was overlooked in several areas. First of all, you can only play in 4 different ballparks instead of being able to play in each of the 30 Major League Stadiums. You cannot steal, there’s no autofielding option, and you can’t be hit by a pitch, it just goes right owing to you. Plus, if you want a baseball game where you can play with a friend at the same time, you might as well forget this game.
The best Baseball game for Game Boy Advance would certainly be High Heat Baseball 2003. 2 players can play at the same time, you can steal bases with ease, and if the ball hits you, you go to 1st base. Another aspect of how High Heat Baseball 2003 is a more superior game is that it has updated 2002 rosters while Baseball Advance only has 2001 rosters. Plus, High Heat Baseball includes all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums and it has a Home Run Derby feature where you can show off your hitting with any player in the Major Leagues (even pitchers).
I’ve now given you all the right facts about these two sports meeting so it’s now up to you to make the choice. I in person would buy High Heat Baseball 2003 because of all of it’s in-game features that it has and the simple, charming play control by the side of with splendid graphics. THQ just went to sleep on Baseball Advance, making the game hard to play and just plain dull. It’s your choice, and an simple one at that.
Rating: 2 / 5
I have only played this game once and let me tell you that some baseball sports meeting on gbc are better than this one.
Rating: 3 / 5
This game is brilliant!!! Hitting is very simple in rookie mode. The higher the level, the quicker the pitches. Don’t try to bunt in your first game. Manual fielding is quite hard until you read the book. The player condition ratings are really cool. Red(best) to purple(worst). The gameplay is very charming. I have four other sports meeting, and this is my favorite.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is without a doubt the best GBA baseball game on the market. It’s challenging, but fun with splendid graphics and some pretty cool features, including score updates from around the league, player injuries and special messages when you hit milestones (I got a congrats when my Bosox scored a season-high 30 hits in a game). The only drawbacks are the limited ballpark choices (there are only four) and the fact that the rosters aren’t updated to reflect the contemporary season. But those are very minor.
Pick this one up!
Rating: 5 / 5
It’s just like on a Playstation, its a video game well worth the 30 bucks. The graphics are incredible. It has splendid gameplay, a stat-tracker, but the con is that there are only a few licenced stadiums. Still, it’s a 9 out of 10 or better.
Rating: 5 / 5