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- If you can overlook these problems, High Heat Baseball 2003 is a good game. People who downloaded High Heat Major League Baseball 2003 have also downloaded: MVP Baseball 2005, Hardball V Enhanced (a.k.a. Hardball 5 Enhanced), Front Page Sports: Baseball Pro '98, Tony La Russa Baseball 3, Triple Play 2001, MVP Baseball 2004, Oldtime.
- One thing is for sure after playing High Heat Baseball 2002, this game came to play and play hard. Just about everything you love about baseball (and hate) HH2002 has and more. High Heat has many playing options, you can start a season, play career mode, jump right into the playoffs, take batting or pitching practice or hit the heck out of the.
- Apr 08, 2018 These High Heat mods that I have uploaded came from the collection of Playball335. He saved these mods during the time that they were first made and due to the recent interest of the High Heat series in here he has made them available to everyone. The files provided in this set have been compiled.
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I've always said that if 3DO spiffied up this franchise's graphics, they would have a winner on their hands. Well, they've finally done it. Better late than never, right? Now I'm not saying that this game looks so good that it re-creates Randy Johnson's mullet like never before. Rather, I'm just happy that for once, High Heat's graphics won't scare you away before you get to enjoy the game underneath. That may not sound like a ringing endorsement, but the amazing gameplay is what makes this worth the price of admission. This is the only next-generation title that realistically re-creates every facet of the game. There was nary a play that made me roll my eyes in disbelief (most baseball games have my peepers spinning like a slot machine by the seventh-inning stretch) and the post-game scoresheet was so detailed that it looked like it was ripped right out of Baseball Weekly, both literally and figuratively. I'd even go out on a limb and bet that this brainy game crunches more numbers than Rosie O'Donnell's dietician. Suffice it to say, this is one great simulation. If other games have spoiled you by letting you smack 20 home runs and 30 base hits a game, then you're in for a rude awakening. You'll have to string together bloopers, sacrifice flies and steals to manufacture valuable runs. But don't let that scare you away. Baseball is much more fun when you don't have to aim for the fences at every at-bat.
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High Heat has always been strong on realism and authenticity. Its presentation, however, left a lot to be desired. That's not the case anymore. I'm not sure what technology 3DO used, but the players' faces look like they were peeled off the real guys. Overall, the graphics, animation and sound are much improved. More importantly, the game is intelligent and relatively glitch-free. (Nothing ruins the fun faster than a fielding bug). I only wish the pitches were less arched, but with the option to speed up the delivery, it's not much of a gripe. HH 2003 is currently the most balanced and challenging baseball game you'll find for the PS2.
True baseball junkies will get their fix from High Heat. Arcade enthusiasts need not apply here, as HH does a fabulous job of modeling real pitcher/batter duels. Working the count for balls and strikes, looking for the right pitch, or throwing your 'out' pitch are not just cliches in High Heat. That satisfying level of strategy and depth is carried throughout the game. Realistic stats and outcomes are the norm here, and your managerial skills will be tested. If you long for the visual gloss of All-Star Baseball or Triple Play, then High Heat might look a little rough around the edges. If you're a fan of this series, or crave simulation baseball, HH 2003 is a must.
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Pitching
High Heat uses the same standard pitching interface as the other two games. Each of the buttons on the controller is assigned a corresponding pitch. Once you select the pitch, you select a location and then the pitch is thrown. They did a great job of monitoring the pitcher and as the pitcher tires, his pitches end up missing their locations. Of the three games, I think High Heat did the best job of capturing the true feeling of a pitcher with an arm that is tiring. The other thing that High Heat has pegged is changing speeds of pitches. I will go on record as saying that High Heat has the nastiest changeup in any baseball game ever. It is hard for people to understand what is meant when they hear that a pitcher changes his speeds effectively. All I can say is that after you play a couple of games of High Heat, it will be very clear what changing speeds can do for a pitcher. I suggest that you play a game against Boston with Tim Wakefield pitching his 50 mph knuckleball. Once I got into the bullpen, it took me a couple of innings to adjust to the 90 mph pitches again. Another nice touch was the ability to bring your manager out to the mound to have a conference with the pitcher. Unfortunately, they just go out there and kick dirt around and there is no conversation. I would have been very impressed if they had dialog (either written or verbal) asking the pitcher how he was feeling and hearing the response so you could manage the pitchers based on these conferences. I was also very disappointed to find no bullpen to manage. If there was one game of the three that I though would have bullpen management, it was this but it was just not to be.
Hitting
High Heat is the only game of the three that uses a more traditional form of hitting without the batting icons. All that was required was timing the pitch and judging the strike zone. The game had a nice balance of hits, grounders, fly balls and homeruns. It was rare that I would get more than a dozen hits in a game. The ball did react a bit unnaturally on some hits. It was almost as if it was shot out of a cannon because there was no chance for the fielder to get to it, which resulted in more doubles than it should have but it was not bad enough to generate a strenuous complaint. This is also the one game of the three that did not go on autopilot when a homerun was hit. You can control your fielder the whole way until the ball lands in the seats.
Base Running
Base running was not bad but it was also not great. The computer-controlled base runners rarely made mistakes and always took advantage of throws to the wrong base. Manually advancing runners was easy if I could just remember the correct button used to advance the runner. I would hit every button until I found the right one, so I suppose this tells me that it was a bit unintuitive but still functional. They did a fairly good job with the representation of player speed as well with the faster players beating out grounders in the infield and the slower players grounding into double plays more often.
Fielding
Again, another solid feature in High Heat Baseball. Throwing follows the traditional diamond configuration on the controller and pressing the button that corresponds with the base. Tracking fly balls is a snap and only once in a great while did I misjudge a fly. The game does suffer a bit from the fielder being 'close enough' to the ball but it is nowhere near as bad as All-Star Baseball. There seems to be just the right amount of diving catches and balls just out of the reach of the fielders. All in all, the fielding is easy and intuitive.
Realism
High Heat is far and away the most realistic interpretation of baseball out of the three games. It is rare that the score ever reaches double digits. Homeruns seem to occur at a very believable pace, as do base hits. They also did a number of other things to make the game feel more realistic. For example, on a questionable check swing, the catcher will point down to the base umpire to see if the batter went around. This is something I have never seen in a game before and was very impressed with the thought and understanding of the actual game of baseball that the developers tried to recreate. There were tons of other little things that were included, such as fielders waving off other fielders, arguments on close calls, visits to the mound and if the last out is made by the first baseman, he tosses the ball towards the pitchers mound as he runs off the field. All of these subtle things recreate the true atmosphere of baseball.
Graphics
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Well, I guess the old motto 'you can’t be good at everything' has never been truer. As good as the other two games look, High Heat is bad. I would almost say that this game could be pulled off on the PlayStation. I paid $300 for a next generation system and I want next generation graphics. I know that good gameplay is normally more important than good graphics, but I am going to have to go against that theory here. The game is pixilated, blocky and downright ugly in places. The animation is terrible and it seemed that the game was constantly dropping frames of animation. For example, the batter would swing and after his follow through, he just magically appeared in his batting stance. Where was the animation of him readying himself? It is somewhat difficult to explain but once you see the game in action, you will understand. I know that nice, detailed graphics are possible on this system because the other two games pulled it off so you can’t blame the PS2 for the graphical disappointment.
Bottom Line
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If you are looking for the best playing and most realistic game, High Heat is your winner. Unfortunately, the bad graphics actually detract from the game and will make you question why you shelled out $300 for a system to play something that looks like a PlayStation game. For that matter, there are some games that can be found on the PlayStation that look and play similarly that are cheaper. To be fair, the game does have the most realistic feeling of pitching and changing speeds that I have ever seen and it is chock full of options. If you are not concerned with graphics, you should enjoy this game.