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Cover art of All-Star Baseball '99

4.4 / 5

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Platform
Game Boy
Genres
Simulation · Sports · Baseball
Player Perspective
Top-down
Publishers
Acclaim
Release date
May 1, 1998

Summary

All-Star Baseball '99 on Game Boy feels like a pocket-sized tribute to late‑90s baseball. The cover proudly shows Larry Walker, and the game packs every 1998 MLB club—including the brand‑new Arizona Diamondbacks and Tampa Bay Devil Rays—into a handheld format that’s surprisingly deep. I can jump into a quick exhibition, fire up a full 162‑game season or any of the shorter runs, and even replay the ’97 playoffs, All‑Star Game, Home Run Derby, or a batting‑practice session, all while saving progress with simple passwords. What really sets it apart is the play‑by‑play commentary from Yankees voices John Sterling and Michael Kay, giving each at‑bat a broadcast‑style feel. Beyond the on‑field action—pitching, fielding, bunting, swinging—I can tweak lineups, assign positions, and even create a brand‑new team with expansion cities like Mexico City or Puerto Rico, making the Game Boy version a unique slice of baseball history.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Multiplayer

Game modes
Single