Play All-Star Baseball '99 Online

Summary

All-Star Baseball 99 brings the whole 1998 MLB roster to both the Game Boy and the Nintendo 64, even the brand‑new Arizona Diamondbacks and Tampa Bay Devil Rays. The handheld version adds a sixth mode – batting practice – to the usual exhibition, season, playoff, All‑Star and Home Run Derby options, and it relies on passwords to keep your season progress alive. On the console, the Quagmire engine powers the first play‑by‑play commentary in the series, with Yankees voices John Sterling and Michael Kay calling every pitch, while the Rumble Pak gives a tactile feel to swings and throws. You can tweak lineups, set positions, and even create a custom player, then take control of pitching, fielding, bunting and swinging in real time. Critics praised the N64 version as the year’s top baseball title, noting its stylish look and clutch long‑ball action despite a few AI quirks.