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All-Star Baseball 2000

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Manage pitching and batting mechanics across all 30 MLB teams in multiple season and exhibition modes.

All-Star Baseball 2000 was released for Game Boy Color in 1999, the same year as its original release on Nintendo 64.


							All-Star Baseball 2000 cover
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About All-Star Baseball 2000

All-Star Baseball 2000 represents the series debut on the Game Boy Color, serving as a portable update to the prior year's title. The primary enhancements involve the shift to color visuals and the inclusion of current rosters reflecting the 1999 Major League Baseball season.

Every one of the thirty professional teams from that year is selectable across various modes. These include exhibition matches, a season mode with multiple length options, playoff brackets, an all-star game, a Home Run Derby, and batting practice.

The core mechanics are consistent with earlier entries. The perspective shifts between a view from behind home plate for pitching and batting to an isometric overview for fielding and base running. Batting involves standard swing or bunt commands, while pitching requires the player to set location using on-screen meters before selecting a style and speed.

All-Star Baseball 2000 Screenshots

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Title screen.
Main menu.
Choosing a team.
Game day. It's the Blue Jays vs. the Diamondbacks.
The team options.
PLAY BALL! I'm the Diamondbacks.
Set the height of the pitch.
Choose my pitch then speed.
Let 'er fly!
Drat! He hit a home run.
Kiss it goodbye!
I caught him out with a fly ball.