The art style of Backyard Baseball 2001 is great. It is just all about having fun and fun is the best way to describe it.
In multiplayer I would bet that this game is an absolute blast! The core gameplay no matter if it is pitching, fielding or batting is very simple and it plays like a 90s arcade-style baseball game. Speaking of players there is a trading card book where you can learn more about the different players.īackyard Baseball 2001 also had an online mode and I am sure there is someone out there who has a server that allows you to play this online. If you do well here your players can be in the Hall of Fame.
Here you will take your ragtag group of kids on a quest to win different championships. You also have Season Play which is Backyard Baseball 2001’s main game mode. It is a great way to learn the basics of the game. You can change innings, errors pick your stadium and so on. This mode lets you change the difficulty level from tee-ball all the way to hard. Backyard Baseball allows you to play a single game. Overall, this is the best baseball game for the PC, if not, for all consoles.The game modes are exactly what you would expect from a game in the Backyard Sports series. Atari and Humongous make Backyard games for young audiences, but this time, they strike gold making it challenging for older audiences. What makes Backyard Baseball 2003 the best Backyard ever is that it's actually challenging. It has a lot of detail, and will get you wanting more. The game's graphics look good, but they look enchanced from the other games. Graphically, the game looks exactly no different from the previous installments. The AI can actually hit home runs, and it's harder to hit balls, which makes the game amazing. All that's about to change with Backyard Baseball 2003, which is actually challenging. The backyard series of games is incredibly fun, but it lacks one detail to be a challenging series. By Blueguy93 | Review Date: The good: Finally challenging, great music, a big value
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