Overview

What is High Heat Baseball 2001?

combines the best elements of arcade-action play with the science of an incredibly accurate simulation.

In depth

A closer look at High Heat Baseball 2001

Sammy Sosa High Heat Baseball 2001 is a fast-paced, leading-edge baseball game. Visually, it features a high-resolution, high-performance 3D stadium environment with polygonal players and animation derived from motion capture. The game itself features a highly accurate and leading edge simulation system, which utilizes statistics from actual MLBPA players on actual MLB teams.

Get out your mitt and enjoy true-to-life base running, fielding, and hitting with TruPlay artificial intelligence technology. Batting Practice Mode and training difficulty levels make it easier for you to get started. Exciting graphics include accurate body types, scaling, detailed face mapping, player photos, night games, and a 3D pitcher's mound. With tons of animations including bare handed catch-and-throw, wall collisions, behind-the-back tosses, pitcher celebrations on strikeouts, and running catches, and an all new action camera mode, you'll have a hard time remembering the seventh inning stretch.

Verdict

Should you download High Heat Baseball 2001?

High Heat Baseball 2001 runs on Windows 95/98/Me and is available under the Demo license — the installer is 55 MB. We’ve catalogued it under Sports.

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