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  • Jordanfan23
    Sports Game Junkie!!!
    • Jul 2002
    • 1468

    #16
    Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

    Yeah, I totally wrote off HH2002, and after buying and playing TP and ASB, I rented HH2002 and found the right game. Lesson: I spent $100 when I could have spent $5 on a rental! I have to at least buy and try each game for my own sake and preferences, and to see if they have changed much from year to year! Keep it a week, and sell it on Ebay for $45 shipped, works every year and keeps my wife from blistering my arse!

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    • Jordanfan23
      Sports Game Junkie!!!
      • Jul 2002
      • 1468

      #17
      Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

      Yeah, I totally wrote off HH2002, and after buying and playing TP and ASB, I rented HH2002 and found the right game. Lesson: I spent $100 when I could have spent $5 on a rental! I have to at least buy and try each game for my own sake and preferences, and to see if they have changed much from year to year! Keep it a week, and sell it on Ebay for $45 shipped, works every year and keeps my wife from blistering my arse!

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      • SportsorDeath
        MVP
        • Jul 2002
        • 2870

        #18
        Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

        </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
        Yeah, I totally wrote off HH2002, and after buying and playing TP and ASB, I rented HH2002 and found the right game. Lesson: I spent $100 when I could have spent $5 on a rental! I have to at least buy and try each game for my own sake and preferences, and to see if they have changed much from year to year! Keep it a week, and sell it on Ebay for $45 shipped, works every year and keeps my wife from blistering my arse!

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        Exactly. It is kind of an arse backwards way of doing it, but for all of us here that soil ourselves the day a game comes out, it is really hard to wait. I have less patience when it comes to baseball games than with any others, too.

        I have forced myself to tone it down just a bit after 2001, when my expectations came crashing down repeatedly with (in order) Triple Play, ASB, and WSB2K2 (dreamcast). High Heat was my savior that year, I tell ya.

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        • SportsorDeath
          MVP
          • Jul 2002
          • 2870

          #19
          Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

          </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
          Yeah, I totally wrote off HH2002, and after buying and playing TP and ASB, I rented HH2002 and found the right game. Lesson: I spent $100 when I could have spent $5 on a rental! I have to at least buy and try each game for my own sake and preferences, and to see if they have changed much from year to year! Keep it a week, and sell it on Ebay for $45 shipped, works every year and keeps my wife from blistering my arse!

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          Exactly. It is kind of an arse backwards way of doing it, but for all of us here that soil ourselves the day a game comes out, it is really hard to wait. I have less patience when it comes to baseball games than with any others, too.

          I have forced myself to tone it down just a bit after 2001, when my expectations came crashing down repeatedly with (in order) Triple Play, ASB, and WSB2K2 (dreamcast). High Heat was my savior that year, I tell ya.

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          • X*Cell
            Collab: xcellnoah@gmail
            • Sep 2002
            • 8107

            #20
            Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

            WSB really has a No-Cursor option... does it work like High Heat's?

            If it is then in that case, I am getting WSB 100%
            SAN ANTONIO SPURS

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            • X*Cell
              Collab: xcellnoah@gmail
              • Sep 2002
              • 8107

              #21
              Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

              WSB really has a No-Cursor option... does it work like High Heat's?

              If it is then in that case, I am getting WSB 100%
              SAN ANTONIO SPURS

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              • SportsorDeath
                MVP
                • Jul 2002
                • 2870

                #22
                Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                No, it is not like High Heat. I believe it is just timing, like ASB's "easy batting". ASB will have the zone hitting option like HH though.

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                • SportsorDeath
                  MVP
                  • Jul 2002
                  • 2870

                  #23
                  Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                  No, it is not like High Heat. I believe it is just timing, like ASB's "easy batting". ASB will have the zone hitting option like HH though.

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                  • Cardinalfreak
                    Rookie
                    • Aug 2002
                    • 93

                    #24
                    Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                    Being able to turn off the cursor makes WSB and ASB more appealing to me, but does anyone know how that affects pitching? In High Heat, particularly with pitchers who aren't all that accurate, I actually end up walking people. Are you able to pinpoint where your pitches go in WSB and ASB (and MVP) or is there some element of accuracy, and if so is it enough of an element to result in a human player actually giving up walks?

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                    • Cardinalfreak
                      Rookie
                      • Aug 2002
                      • 93

                      #25
                      Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                      Being able to turn off the cursor makes WSB and ASB more appealing to me, but does anyone know how that affects pitching? In High Heat, particularly with pitchers who aren't all that accurate, I actually end up walking people. Are you able to pinpoint where your pitches go in WSB and ASB (and MVP) or is there some element of accuracy, and if so is it enough of an element to result in a human player actually giving up walks?

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                      • Jordanfan23
                        Sports Game Junkie!!!
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 1468

                        #26
                        Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                        Cardinalfreak, both of those games were damn near impossible to give up walks on. Alledgedly that has been fixed on both titles this year, but we'll see, I hope it is b/c I'm buying WSB regardless. That is another thing that made HH so real last year, you could actually walk someone, the AI bunted a lot to get runners in scoring position, the AI hit and run and took extra bases when possible.

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                        • Jordanfan23
                          Sports Game Junkie!!!
                          • Jul 2002
                          • 1468

                          #27
                          Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                          Cardinalfreak, both of those games were damn near impossible to give up walks on. Alledgedly that has been fixed on both titles this year, but we'll see, I hope it is b/c I'm buying WSB regardless. That is another thing that made HH so real last year, you could actually walk someone, the AI bunted a lot to get runners in scoring position, the AI hit and run and took extra bases when possible.

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                          • soxboy7
                            MVP
                            • Aug 2002
                            • 1541

                            #28
                            Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                            I didn't play HH last year so I didn't know that about the pitching. That's really cool. Does the computer swing at pitches that are out of the strike zone?

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                            • soxboy7
                              MVP
                              • Aug 2002
                              • 1541

                              #29
                              Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                              I didn't play HH last year so I didn't know that about the pitching. That's really cool. Does the computer swing at pitches that are out of the strike zone?

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                              • Jordanfan23
                                Sports Game Junkie!!!
                                • Jul 2002
                                • 1468

                                #30
                                Re: There are so many pros and cons for these games

                                Yes, the AI is pretty good about taking balls though!

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