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All-Star Baseball 2003

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Control pitching, batting, and fielding across multiple modes including Season and Home Run Derby.

All-Star Baseball 2003 was released for Game Boy Advance in 2002, the same year as its original release on other platforms such as PlayStation 2 and Xbox.


							All-Star Baseball 2003 cover
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About All-Star Baseball 2003

All-Star Baseball 2003 marks the first appearance of Acclaim's series on the Game Boy Advance. The portable adaptation utilizes 2D graphics and offers a more limited set of features compared to its console counterpart.

Control is given to the player for pitching, batting, and fielding actions. Batting and pitching are handled from a perspective behind the batter, where a triangular aiming cursor can be used or disabled for a more challenging power swing attempt. Fielding transitions to an overhead view, with visual aids like markers and lines showing the ball's trajectory and player paths.

Available modes range from quick matches and practice sessions to full season play and a World Series. Multiplayer is supported through a link cable. A card collection system, carried over from the console games, allows players to earn cards by winning and trade them with others via the link cable.

All-Star Baseball 2003 Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Main menu
The available game modes
Practicing
Quick match mode does not allow you to freely choose a match.
Batting
The other teams while getting the ball
Change
Fielding
The line connects the active player with the place where the ball lies.