All-Star Baseball 2004

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All-Star Baseball 2004 is a baseball management and simulation title that keeps the familiar mechanics of its predecessors while introducing minor visual and control tweaks. Players can build teams, manage rosters, and compete in matches with adjusted feedback systems. The interface gets a refresh including a redesigned batting cursor and a new aiming system for bunts. Fielding mechanics use color coded indicators to help with timing. Up to four players can join in via split screen for local matches. The standout elements are the updated interface and expanded franchise options. While most gameplay loops remain unchanged the bunting mechanic shifts from cursor aiming to directional prompts. The game runs on Xbox PlayStation 2 and GameCube offering straightforward baseball action without overhauling the formula. It's a solid choice for those who prefer accessible sports simulations with a focus on multiplayer.