High Heat 2004 Anything & Everything Thread

**baseball66** · 03-18-2009, 12:26 PM

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Originally posted by Imperialism

Okay. So. This topic existing basically made my day. Now, is there a way to get Pudge's rosters from PC format into PS2? I have a Sharkport so that isn't a problem. Someone mentioned a few pages back that in order to get them in PS2 format, one would have to use DangerZ's editor and cut the rosters down to 100 with 25 players at each level. Well, I have plenty of time for something like that, so what I'm asking is:

Could somebody walk me through the steps it would take to get the rosters from PC format to PS2? As long as it's not a huge, daunting task, I'd probably give it a go.

When you open the roster in dangerz i would delete the minor league players, all AAA, AA and A. You simply right click on a player then delete all players in the grid. After you have deleted them all you would save the roster as a ps2 file. The reason i would try deleting all minors is that if the ps2 is the same as xbox the systems memory won't allow for that many players in a save and you will run into problems.

Mo · 03-18-2009, 01:09 PM

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Originally posted by baseball66

When you open the roster in dangerz i would delete the minor league players, all AAA, AA and A. You simply right click on a player then delete all players in the grid. After you have deleted them all you would save the roster as a ps2 file. The reason i would try deleting all minors is that if the ps2 is the same as xbox the systems memory won't allow for that many players in a save and you will run into problems.

Your basically right but you don't need to delete all the minors, just that every team can only have 100 players in their organization, it can have less but not more. Also you would need to delete the free agent list.

**bsb13** · 03-18-2009, 07:08 PM

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Originally posted by sergeantv

I still like The Show a lot and hate to have THAT just sit there, too.

Thats how I feel. I hate to buy a brand new game and just have it sit and collect dust. I'm definitely going to give The Show a fair shake, but its nice to know I have a game thats tried and true to fall back on.

Hopefully I'll have my mind made up by opening day.

**sergeantv** · 03-19-2009, 07:46 AM

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I'm going to try to do an 82 game season with The Show and a 54 game season with HH. I also want to give The Show a really good look and 82 games should be great. And then squeeze in the HH. Best of both worlds.

**Peter_OS** · 03-19-2009, 12:40 PM

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BRING HIGH HEAT BACK!!!

I would be more than happy to drop $60 if Microsoft was to bring this game back.

**sergeantv** · 03-19-2009, 03:24 PM

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I'm still stuck in PS2 land. If they ever came out with a new HH for PS3 or 360, that would push me over the top to go out and get one. The Show doesn't make me feel that way, but HH would.
Sarge

**hitstreak13** · 03-20-2009, 03:04 AM

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Gosh, this really must be a great game. I have truly enjoyed reading this thread. I currently own the show 09 for the ps3 but for some reason, I always go back to mvp 05 (using mvp mod updated rosters) and the game is just fantastic. The games I have played are:

All star baseball 2004- It was ok imo, just didn't really get into it.
World series 2k3- I really loved this one. Just enjoyed the management aspect (played about 2 full season without simming).
All star baseball 2005- Once again, i have it a shot but wasn't my cup of tea.
MVP baseball 04- It wasn't too shabby, but it did make me look foward to 05
MVP baseball 05 - The grand dady of them all IMO. Owner mode, contracts, full minors, etc. completely took me, and thousands of others, by storm. I still play this game even though I recently purchased "The Show." As a matter of fact, I am in season 4 since its release with the Pirates (once again, without simming 1 game).
MLB 2k7- Great graphics and sliders made this game playable.

I can't believe I have not tried a High Heat baseball game. What makes this game better than mvp 05? I recently seen HH 2004 at gamestop for $1.99 and reading this thread is getting me closer and closer to finally giving this a shot.

**sergeantv** · 03-20-2009, 07:39 AM

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Hitstreak,
What are you waiting for? I whole-heartedly urge you to go out and get it! Be prepared for sub par graphics, but the gameplay is outstanding. Set your schedule to any number between 1 and 162, set up your rosters, and give it a shot! At 2 bucks, it's definitely worth it!
Sarge

**bsb13** · 03-20-2009, 02:01 PM

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Originally posted by hitstreak13

Gosh, this really must be a great game. I have truly enjoyed reading this thread. I currently own the show 09 for the ps3 but for some reason, I always go back to mvp 05 (using mvp mod updated rosters) and the game is just fantastic. The games I have played are:

All star baseball 2004- It was ok imo, just didn't really get into it.
World series 2k3- I really loved this one. Just enjoyed the management aspect (played about 2 full season without simming).
All star baseball 2005- Once again, i have it a shot but wasn't my cup of tea.
MVP baseball 04- It wasn't too shabby, but it did make me look foward to 05
MVP baseball 05 - The grand dady of them all IMO. Owner mode, contracts, full minors, etc. completely took me, and thousands of others, by storm. I still play this game even though I recently purchased "The Show." As a matter of fact, I am in season 4 since its release with the Pirates (once again, without simming 1 game).
MLB 2k7- Great graphics and sliders made this game playable.

I can't believe I have not tried a High Heat baseball game. What makes this game better than mvp 05? I recently seen HH 2004 at gamestop for $1.99 and reading this thread is getting me closer and closer to finally giving this a shot.

For $2 it is definitely worth a shot. Nobody can guarantee you will like it better than MVP 2005 or that you will even like it at all, but for $2 its is worth a shot. IMO, you can get much more realistic stats than you could get in MVP (especially pitching). Its not a game that will wow you at first glance...you have to play it a good bit before you start to appreciate how deep it is.

**hitstreak13** · 03-20-2009, 04:36 PM

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Originally posted by bsb13

For $2 it is definitely worth a shot. Nobody can guarantee you will like it better than MVP 2005 or that you will even like it at all, but for $2 its is worth a shot. IMO, you can get much more realistic stats than you could get in MVP (especially pitching). Its not a game that will wow you at first glance...you have to play it a good bit before you start to appreciate how deep it is.

I agree with you here in regards to the lack of realism in mvp. Although I love MVP, it is a bit arcady. I remember in season 2, Juan Pierre jacked over 13 HR and drove in 70 (no way that ever happens). Hell, I just looked at his stats and he has 39 career bombs in 4 seasons since I started. Anyways, I am going after work and gonna give it a shot. BSB, I think you are right. If I don't like it, its only a $2 loss which isn't too shabby. Thanks for the response.

**bsb13** · 03-20-2009, 05:31 PM

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Originally posted by hitstreak13

I agree with you here in regards to the lack of realism in mvp. Although I love MVP, it is a bit arcady. I remember in season 2, Juan Pierre jacked over 13 HR and drove in 70 (no way that ever happens). Hell, I just looked at his stats and he has 39 career bombs in 4 seasons since I started. Anyways, I am going after work and gonna give it a shot. BSB, I think you are right. If I don't like it, its only a $2 loss which isn't too shabby. Thanks for the response.

Like i said, you will probably want to play a few games before you make your final judgment on the game. At first glance you may be like "what the heck is this?" or "Is this the game everybody was praising so highly?"...because thats how I felt the first time I played High Heat, lol. Despite its cheap awful look...its a game that can grow on you and produce very realistic stats.

**teddyberrz** · 03-20-2009, 06:15 PM

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Is Pudge`s rosters for Xbox or Playstation 2? Tried to download his 2008 rosters and action replay said it was not a valid Xbox save. Thanks.

Mo · 03-20-2009, 07:53 PM

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pudge's roster is a pc file

**mkharsh33** · 03-21-2009, 01:08 AM

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can it be converted to the regular xbox (or ps2)? thanks.

Mo · 03-21-2009, 12:59 PM

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Originally posted by mkharsh33

can it be converted to the regular xbox (or ps2)? thanks.

Yes I believe on both accounts, though it's much easier on Ps2, on Xbox it I've never done but it can be done, but it's difficult.

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