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THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME, HH2004!...
i really wish i ot this game in teh beginning. i brought WSB MVP & ASB to start the year. they all looked great but the baseball feel was not there. granted, this game (HH2004) is not the prettiest, but man, the game play is the best of any baseball sim out there. anyone else feel the same?...I am glad I got the Buell- I love riding it, I love the oddball looks I get on the road- I love people asking "What IS that thing?" I love flying into a corner WAY too hot, scared spitless and sure I'll never hold it at this speed- and hearing the bike whisper "Sissy!"...Tags: None -
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Whaaaazuuuuup said:
i really wish i ot this game in teh beginning. i brought WSB MVP & ASB to start the year. they all looked great but the baseball feel was not there. granted, this game (HH2004) is not the prettiest, but man, the game play is the best of any baseball sim out there. anyone else feel the same?...
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Amen. I've been saying this for a long time. I can't find another game close to HH in terms of gameplay. Just my opinion though...
Too bad next year it might be an XBox exclusive. Not to mention what Microsoft might do to it!! Could be good or real bad... -
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Whaaaazuuuuup said:
i really wish i ot this game in teh beginning. i brought WSB MVP & ASB to start the year. they all looked great but the baseball feel was not there. granted, this game (HH2004) is not the prettiest, but man, the game play is the best of any baseball sim out there. anyone else feel the same?...
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Amen. I've been saying this for a long time. I can't find another game close to HH in terms of gameplay. Just my opinion though...
Too bad next year it might be an XBox exclusive. Not to mention what Microsoft might do to it!! Could be good or real bad...Comment
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Whaaaazuuuuup said:
i really wish i ot this game in teh beginning. i brought WSB MVP & ASB to start the year. they all looked great but the baseball feel was not there. granted, this game (HH2004) is not the prettiest, but man, the game play is the best of any baseball sim out there. anyone else feel the same?...
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Amen. I've been saying this for a long time. I can't find another game close to HH in terms of gameplay. Just my opinion though...
Too bad next year it might be an XBox exclusive. Not to mention what Microsoft might do to it!! Could be good or real bad...Comment
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Re: THERE\'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME, HH2004!...
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.Comment
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Re: THERE\'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME, HH2004!...
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.Comment
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Re: THERE\'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME, HH2004!...
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.Comment
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HairyBeanbag said:
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.
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Yeah I doubt it. I just wonder if they'll release some sort of updated roster HH2005 or just forget 2005 all together. 3DO also was working on HH2k5 before they went under so who knows what state the game is in at this point.Comment
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HairyBeanbag said:
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.
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Yeah I doubt it. I just wonder if they'll release some sort of updated roster HH2005 or just forget 2005 all together. 3DO also was working on HH2k5 before they went under so who knows what state the game is in at this point.Comment
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HairyBeanbag said:
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.
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Yeah I doubt it. I just wonder if they'll release some sort of updated roster HH2005 or just forget 2005 all together. 3DO also was working on HH2k5 before they went under so who knows what state the game is in at this point.Comment
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HairyBeanbag said:
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.
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Yeah I doubt it. I just wonder if they'll release some sort of updated roster HH2005 or just forget 2005 all together. 3DO also was working on HH2k5 before they went under so who knows what state the game is in at this point.
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Where di you hear that?
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joeboo said:
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HairyBeanbag said:
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.
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Yeah I doubt it. I just wonder if they'll release some sort of updated roster HH2005 or just forget 2005 all together. 3DO also was working on HH2k5 before they went under so who knows what state the game is in at this point.
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Where di you hear that?
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joeboo said:
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HairyBeanbag said:
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.
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Yeah I doubt it. I just wonder if they'll release some sort of updated roster HH2005 or just forget 2005 all together. 3DO also was working on HH2k5 before they went under so who knows what state the game is in at this point.
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Where di you hear that?
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mustardman said:
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joeboo said:
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HairyBeanbag said:
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.
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Yeah I doubt it. I just wonder if they'll release some sort of updated roster HH2005 or just forget 2005 all together. 3DO also was working on HH2k5 before they went under so who knows what state the game is in at this point.
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Where di you hear that?
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www.hh2004.net.
That site is pretty close with Mike Saperstein the producer of the HH series and he mentioned it. I'm sure once HH2K4 hit shelves, they began working on the next version. I just have no idea (and Mike didn't mention anything either) about how far they got.Comment
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mustardman said:
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joeboo said:
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HairyBeanbag said:
Baseball games typically get released in late February/early March. Microsoft just recently acquired the High Heat brand. It normally takes 9-10 months for a developer to release the next year's version of your favorite baseball title. Do you really think that they are going to have time to go through the game code, line by line, sort through the art, pixel by pixel, and get High Heat onto store shelves for next year? I seriously doubt it.
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Yeah I doubt it. I just wonder if they'll release some sort of updated roster HH2005 or just forget 2005 all together. 3DO also was working on HH2k5 before they went under so who knows what state the game is in at this point.
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Where di you hear that?
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www.hh2004.net.
That site is pretty close with Mike Saperstein the producer of the HH series and he mentioned it. I'm sure once HH2K4 hit shelves, they began working on the next version. I just have no idea (and Mike didn't mention anything either) about how far they got.Comment
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