Unlike so many other baseball games before it, All-Star Baseball 2001 simply takes the time to put elements of the game that so many other games choose to ignore. This means that pitchers actually throw wild pitches that get away from the catcher or fielders misplay balls by overthrowing the receiver or booting the ball. Base runners get picked off for leading too far or caught stealing on a pitch out. Batters develop hot and cold streaks.
Tag: Nintendo 64
All-Star Baseball 2001 – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Mild Language, Violence
Mario Tennis – Second Opinion
I've spent so much time playing Mario Golf over the past year that I don't even take the game out of my Nintendo 64 anymore. The game has become a daily ritual for me. It only comes out when I get a new game to review, then it goes right back in. It's a golf game I know, but there's something magical about it that keeps me coming back. It's fun, light-hearted, challenging and easy to get into. In short, it's the quintessential Nintendo game. When I heard that Nintendo was once again teaming up with Camelot for Mario Tennis, I could hardly contain my excitement.
Mario Tennis – Review
Camelot and Nintendo combined to create an engaging game that will reach out from the most rank amateur to the tennis pro, and offer them both something to sink their teeth into.
Mario Tennis – Consumer Guide
Parents have little to worry about with Mario Tennis. Nintendo has made it a point to keep games like this one made suited for all ages and the same goes for Mario Tennis. Tennis fans have two titles of worth to choose from this year. Virtua Tennis on the Sega […]
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Mild Animated Violence, Mild Language
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 – Review
The original Tony Hawk's Pro Skater arrived on the scene and did the impossible. Not only did it bring skateboarding to the videogame masses, but it also did so with such proficiency that it immediately became the industry standard—a standard as yet unmatched by its competitors.
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 – Second Opinion
I can't see too many gamers being disappointed with the sequel. The game is definitely successful as a solid and enjoyable title, but personally, I needed the game to take more of chance to be considered something truly amazing.
Madden NFL 2001 – Review
Madden NFL 2001 is a better football game than NFL GameDay 2001, but only marginally so. It has a better visual polish (especially in the Nintendo 64 version), loads of options and gameplay that's easier to live with, but I still found it every bit as frustrating to play as every 32-bit and 64-bit football game before it. What's the point of all the extra features that 989 Sports and EA Sports have been cramming into their football games if every contest feels like a chore?
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