All-Star Baseball 2002

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All-Star Baseball 2002 is a baseball management and simulation title that lets you control on-field action with cursor-based batting and pitching mechanics. Choose from real 2001 MLB teams or play as retro legends like Nolan Ryan and Reggie Jackson. Create custom players and teams to build your roster. Batting requires selecting swing types, power or contact, with additional nuances like opposite-field shots. Pitchers cycle through up to six unique styles per game. Split-screen multiplayer supports local co-op for quick matches or full seasons. The game stands out for its deep strategy layer amid early 2000s sports sim norms. Seven game modes range from casual derbies to full league seasons, offering flexibility for short or long sessions. While not a commercial hit, its detailed control options and retro roster appeal to niche baseball fans. The split-screen feature remains a rare treat for local multiplayer sports enthusiasts.