All-Star Baseball 2000

Realistic MLB simulation with motion‑capture players and full season play

gameTeam Sports simulator sport non-fiction

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Best for

Fans craving deep MLB season and roster management

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Players needing up‑to‑date graphics or online multiplayer

What is All-Star Baseball 2000?

All-Star Baseball 2000 builds on its predecessor with motion‑captured player movements, realistic swings, throws, and catches. The game features all 30 MLB teams, authentic stadiums, and licensed player faces and styles. Manage rosters by signing minor‑league talent, creating custom players, and tackling a 162‑game inter‑league season or the historic 1999 schedule. It delivers a deep, simulation‑focused baseball experience for fans who want authenticity and control.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

developerIguana Entertainment

publisherAcclaim Entertainment

age ratingESRB E

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer

critic score89/100

release date1999-04-07

Key Features of All-Star Baseball 2000

Motion‑capture technology reproduces realistic player swings, throws and catches.

All 30 MLB teams are included with accurate home stadiums and jerseys.

Players can sign talent from the minor leagues and create custom players with unique stats.

A full 162‑game inter‑league season can be played, as well as the exact 1999 MLB schedule.

Roster management lets you edit line‑ups, trades, and player contracts in detail.

Player faces and play styles match their real‑world counterparts thanks to licensing.

The game offers both single‑player season modes and multiplayer head‑to‑head matches.

Use Cases for All-Star Baseball 2000

Season Mode

Play a complete 162‑game MLB season with authentic scheduling.

Custom Roster Building

Create and manage your own team by signing minor‑league players and editing stats.

Multiplayer Competition

Challenge friends in head‑to‑head matches using the same realistic engine.

Historical Replay

Recreate the 1999 MLB season to experience that year’s memorable moments.

Pros & Cons of All-Star Baseball 2000

Pros

Highly realistic player animations
Comprehensive roster and minor‑league management
Full 162‑game season depth
Accurate team branding and stadiums

Cons

Graphics are dated by modern standards
Limited platform availability
Multiplayer requires both players to have the game

Frequently Asked Questions

What platforms is All‑Star Baseball 2000 available on?

It was released for PC and PlayStation; this listing includes the PC version.

Can I create my own players?

Yes, the game includes a player creation tool with customizable stats and appearances.

Does the game include the 1999 MLB schedule?

Both the full 162‑game inter‑league season and the exact 1999 MLB schedule are available.

Is there online multiplayer?

Multiplayer is limited to local or LAN play; online matchmaking is not supported.

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