Ok, first, if You played All Star Baseball 2003... more of the same, which isn't a bad thing.

 

I jut played one game, and looked around a little, here's my applause and gripes:

 

Positives:

 

- There's a TON of histroical stuff, from jerseys, to teams, to old school "All-Star teams" (PreWWII, and Post, plus Negro Leagues)

 

- Each team (well, at least the Sox) have about 6 jeresys, Home, Rod, Home Alt, Road Alt (I think) Throwback (1917) Alt Throwback, and Negro Leauge At this time, I only have the Home, Road and Throwback unlocked

 

- Looks pretty sweet

 

- The White Sox Roster looks like it'll be dead on more or less, with the exception that Borchard is the starting CF, which seems doubtful, otherwise, it has a rotation od Colon, Buehrle, Garland, Wright, and auch. an BUllpnen of Glover, White, Marte, Wunch, Gordon and Kouch. I think I'm leaving someone out maybe. There is Rios but NO DAUBACH, or Josh Paul.

 

- Nice little addtion of an All-Star patch to the Sox Unis

 

Negatvies:

 

- Ok, they got the updated Batter's eye, but... umm.. why the old bullpens?!? And it is still Comiskey, but that shouldn't be held agaisnt them since they proably had the gmae pretty much done when the name was sold.

 

- There's a lot of historical parks.. but.. no Old Comiskey

 

- Saved games take up A LOT OF SPACE... around 250 blocks of memory.

 

- The fielding can be... bad... at times... *cries*

 

Overall:

 

Get it, I love it, there's a LOT of stuff in there.

 

Score: 3 out of 4

 

- Pete

No Daubach because he's not in the players union, same with Rick Reed and some others.

No Daubach because he's not in the players union, same with Rick Reed and some others.

why isn't Daubach in the players union?

b/c he crossed the picket lines in 1994, so now they won't let him in.

Sounds like a great game too bad I blew too much money on other PS2 games otherwise I might be intrigues to go out and buy it.

I'll have my review up of the PS2 version whenever Amazon gets the damn thing to me.