Acclaim's long-running series continues to get on base with its fundamentals, yet strike out when it comes to flash. Read Review
The latest installment in Acclaim's genre-defining baseball series is packed with exclusive feature innovations and online head-to-head play plus a much deeper franchise mode than ever before. To make the look and feel of the game even more realistic, ASB 2005 features an exclusive new Fieldercam and Broadcastcam presentation, analog batting, two man commentary from Steve Lyons and Tom Brennaman, a tutorial mode, create-a-player, around 50 HoF and MLB legends, and more than 80 stadiums. The new franchise mode includes Spring Training, Expansion Mode, Create-A-Team and random season schedulesm, and there is also a 2003 Scenario Mode (TWIB Challenge – This Week in Baseball) that lets you relive or change historic moments from the 2003 MLB season.
Acclaim may not be known for its sports titles, but All-Star Baseball has arguably the best record of any baseball game in the last five years. High Heat is now MIA, MVP is still too new to consider a champion, and Sega's games haven't delivered. However, in the sports genre, the competition is working overtime to either catch up or take the lead, and you have to always be on the ball. This season, Acclaim comes into spring training a little out of shape and not quite the All-Star it used to be. Read More »
Also known as: ASB 05 Featuring Derek Jeter, All-Star Baseball 2005 Featuring Derek Jeter
Release Region: United States
Release Date: March 23, 2004
Publisher: Acclaim Entertainment
Also available on: PlayStation 2
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