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Sports Illustrated for Kids : Baseball

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Build your team's stats through gameplay, manage your lineup, and compete in multiplayer matches to reach the major leagues.

Sports Illustrated for Kids: Baseball was released for Game Boy Advance in 2001 by BAM! Entertainment; it was the original release of this game version, with no earlier platform version.


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Released
2001
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1.08 MB
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About Sports Illustrated for Kids : Baseball

Sports Illustrated for Kids: Baseball is a baseball simulation for the Game Boy Advance where players manage a team with the goal of reaching the major leagues. Progression involves developing player attributes like strength and speed through gained experience, which can lead to home runs and improved performance.

The game features a three-dimensional presentation with cameras that track the on-field action. A notable element is the ability to power up players, which provides statistical boosts and activates special visual effects during play.

This title is distinguished as the only baseball game on the platform offering direct multiplayer competition. This requires linking two Game Boy Advance systems, each with its own game cartridge, for head-to-head matches. The competition is described as becoming challenging as players advance toward the championship and the major leagues.

Sports Illustrated for Kids : Baseball Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Let the games begin
Catching up on the news
Baseball tour of the USA
Team of your desire
Batting about
Pitching for your team
Strikes and outs
Team against team
Nighttime match