All-Star Baseball '99

Handheld baseball simulation with full 1998 MLB season

gameTeam Sports simulator sport non-fiction

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Our Verdict

Best for

Fans craving a full 1998 MLB season on handheld

Skip if

Players needing multiplayer or modern graphics

What is All-Star Baseball '99?

All-Star Baseball '99 brings the excitement of Major League Baseball to a handheld format, featuring all 30 teams from the 1998 season, including the Arizona Diamondbacks and Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Players can dive into exhibition games, a full 162‑game season, the 1997 playoffs, All‑Star Game, Home Run Derby, and batting practice, with progress saved via passwords.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$29.99

developerIguana Entertainment

publisherAcclaim Entertainment

age ratingESRB E

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer

critic score70/100

release date1998-04-27

Key Features of All-Star Baseball '99

Play a complete 162‑game season from the 1998 MLB schedule.

Access a password system to resume season and playoff progress.

Choose from six distinct game modes, including All‑Star Game and Home Run Derby.

Control pitching, fielding, and batting with bun and swing options.

Set custom lineups and defensive positions for any team.

Compete in the 1997 playoffs and relive historic matchups.

Enjoy handheld gameplay optimized for quick sessions.

Experience authentic MLB rosters, including the 1998 expansion teams.

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Season Play

Run through the entire 1998 MLB season on the go.

Quick Exhibition

Jump into a single game for fast, casual play.

Skill Practice

Use batting practice mode to improve timing.

Team Management

Customize lineups and positions before each game.

Pros & Cons of All-Star Baseball '99

Pros

All 30 MLB teams included
Multiple game modes for variety
Password save system for long seasons
Authentic 1998 rosters

Cons

Handheld graphics are limited
No multiplayer connectivity
Password system can be cumbersome

Frequently Asked Questions

What platforms is All-Star Baseball '99 available on?

It was released for handheld consoles; in this listing we reference PC as a placeholder.

Does the game support multiplayer?

It offers both single‑player and local multiplayer modes.

How are season progress and stats saved?

Progress is saved using password codes after each session.

Are the 1998 expansion teams included?

Yes, both the Arizona Diamondbacks and Tampa Bay Devil Rays are featured.

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