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Backyard Baseball 2003 is a baseball sim, with characters that are cartoon kids, not realistic player models. While it has a set of fictional kids known to the franchise it also includes a number of real MLB players, as cartoon modeled kids.
Players
MLB Players
Backyard Baseball has 30 real Major League Baseball players. One from every team during the 2003 MLB season.
- Nomar Garciaparra
- Greg Vaughn
- Alex Rodriguez
- Frank Thomas
- Jimmy Rollins
- Todd Helton
- Albert Pujols
- Barry Bonds
- Randy Johnson
- Richie Sexson
- Jeff Bagwell
- Jeff Conine
- Chipper Jones
- Derek Jeter
- Troy Glauss
- Mike Piazza
- Brad Radke
- Carlos Delgado
- Ken Griffey Jr.
- Vladimer Guerrero
- Sammy Sosa
- Carlos Beltran
- Tim Hudson
- Jim Thome
- Phil Nevin
- Cliff Floyd
- Jason Kendall
- Ichiro
- Bobby Higginson
- Jason Giambi
Fictional Players
Backyard Baseball 2003 also includs 30 fictional players. These are the same characters that are in other Backyard Sports Games.
- Jocinda Smith
- Ronny Dobbs
- Mario Luna
- Achmed Khan
- Tony Delvecchio
- Dimitri Petrovich
- Gretchen Hasselhoff
- Lueane Lui
- Kimmy Eckman
- Ricky Johnson
- Annie Frazier
- Mikey Thomas
- Lisa Crocket
- Amir Khan
- Sally Dobbs
- Pete Wheeler
- Dante Robinson
- Vicki Kawaguchi
- Reese Worthington
- Kenny Kawaguchi
- Stephanie Morgan
- Sidney Weber
- Ashely Weber
- Angela Delvecchio
- Marky Dubois
- Pablo Sanchez
- Billy Jean Blackwood
- Jorge Garcia
- Ernie Steele
- Kiesha Phillips
Gameplay Types
There are four main gameplay types:
Season Mode
Season Mode puts you in the Manager chair, letting you draft your team. You may choose from a selection of 30 fiction characters and 30 real MLB players. You put together a team of nine players, one for every position. You may choose where each player will play, and where they will hit in the batting order. If you win enough games, you will go to the play-offs, and then the championship.
Single Game
In this game type, you are first presented with a screen (see right) that lets you choose your difficulty, length (in innings), if errors are on, and what field you will play on. Once done, you go pick your players, dodgeball style, alternating picks. You then go play your single game.
Batting Practice
In Batting Practice, you choose one player who then hits batting practice. Robotic pitching machine, Mr. Clankey, pitches you a selection of pitches. You can choose whether he throws you a fastball, slow ball, right curve, or left curve.
Spectator Mode
In Spectator Mode, you simply watch a game being played. You do not choose teams or anything. You simply watch the game being played.
Create A Player Mode
In this mode, you are able to create a player specific to:
- Gender
- Ethnicity
- Hair style
- Head shape
- Name
- Nickname
- Right or Left handed
- Abilities (stats)
- Birthday
Facts
- There are four different difficulties. Easy, Medium, Hard and Teeball
- You can play Tee-ball in this game.
- If you create a player, and make his name 'Lemon Boy' he will be all maxed out in stats.
- You can pick to play as 6 custom teams.
- You can also play as every major league team.
Available Platform: Windows
Backyard Baseball is a baseball game created by Humongous Entertainment and released for Windows and Macintosh in 1997.
| Year | 1997 |
| Genre | Sports |
| Rating | 91/100 based on 4 Editorial reviews. Add your vote |
| Publisher | Humongous Entertainment |
| Developer | Humongous Entertainment |
| OS supported | Windows XP, 2000 & Windows 7, MacOS 10.6-10.14 |
| Updated | 2 November 2019 |
Game Review
Backyard Baseball is a baseball game created by Humongous Entertainment and released for Windows and Macintosh in 1997.
It's the first of a long series of successful titles, the last one of which was released in 2015.
The idea of a videogame about kids playing baseball was developed by Nick Mirkovich, illustrator and animator. He presented the concept to the legendary Ron Gilbert (not only the creator of Maniac Mansion but also the founder of Humongous), and after a while, he approved. The design team was made of Mirkovich, Richard Moe (a programmer), and Mark Peyser (a graphic designer).
The game created by the trio was brilliant and totally unique. High-quality hand-drawn cartoon graphics, fluid animations, excellent gameplay, and, most importantly, a fantastic character design. The baseball players, 30 kids, were designed with their own look&feel and personality. Vaguely inspired to the Peanuts, they are also a great example of diversity: 15 boys, 15 girls, all in different sizes, colors, and races.
Somehow the kids remind me of movies such as The Bad News Bears (an amazing 1976 movie with Walter Matthau), and 'The sandlot', except that in the game, there are many more girls :)
Anyway, the kids in Backyard Baseball are so cute it's impossible not to fall in love with them. For each one of them, composer Rhett Mathis created a specific theme song. This was probably one of the most memorable elements of this game.
As you could expect from a sports sim, there are also top players. In this case, the real star is a short kid called Pablo Sanchez. Even if he looks like the worst player, he is the greatest one, and everybody loved him. Believe it or not, Pablo Sanchez is one of the most beloved videogames characters ever created.
Curiously, Backyard Baseball was developed using the SCUMM game engine, the same used in many graphics adventure. It's a great example of the flexibility of the engine invented by Ron Gilbert. Apparently, creating a sports sim was totally possible. The basic mechanic is indeed quite simple. Still, the game supports different fields, tournaments, different stats for the players, and even a sort of Mario Kart-style power-ups.
Backyard Baseball is simply one of the most popular videogames ever created. So what are you waiting for? Download and play it!
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Review by: Manu
Published: 3 November 2019 9:13 pm