Customer Reviews

Triple Play 2000

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

Triple play has the realism that you'd want in your playstation game. Levels range from novice, in which the computer helps with the steals and pitching techniques, to pro to all-stars; in the latter two levels you'll have to do your own stealing. My favorite is the home-run durby in which you can compete to see who the real power hitter is. It's one of the best Baseball games i've played so far. There are numerous amounts of secret codes you can get from on-line that'll make the game more interesting. I'll highly recommed getting this game.

I have had the game since April and played a whole season - which finally wrapped up today with a World Series sweep. Anyway, this is the type of game if you do play an entire season, you can play once a night and still have time for the other games in your collection. TP2000's graphics are great, the 3-D style makes it seem like you're there in the game. One thing I didn't care for were the announcers. They are good, but after a couple of months hearing them every night was more than enough. I am looking forward to TP2001 in a few months.

The Triple Play 2000 by EA Sports is a good buy.

Baseball is of course baseball which means that the rules are the same as in baseball. But the game has a lot of very fine features.

The graphics are great. There is a good view of the different stadiums, the players are hitting and running in a realistic way.

The sounds are also very good, and the commentators seems to be some of the best compared to other games from EA Sports.

You have a lot of opportunities in this game. You can play a single game of one inning if you wants to, or you can play an entire season with playoffs and everything. If you want a short cut you can simply start by playing the play offs.

Trading players is well organised and very straight forward - so its easy even to a beginner.

The final words: A good buy whether you are a baseball fan or just a person who finds baseball interesting.

TP 2000 is an all-around solid baseball game. The graphics are life-like and the players' movement is realistic enough. I used to play Hardball on a PC and am probably a little spoiled when it comes to managerial control, etc. because of it. I don't like the fact that you can not modify an existing player or when you create a player you have no limits as to how good you can make them (also I was annoyed with the rating of "Awesome" given to a player who has a higher than 90% rating in a given category). The game play itself is good but has a few annoying characteristics. The thing that bugs me the most is that the Computer, if put in a situation with men on base (which is all the time), will throw an insane amount of pick-offs. It really disrupts the game play because you will chop at anything the pitcher throws to the plate just so you don't have to sit through 5 more pick-off attempts. If that happened in a real game, the fans would riot. The capper, is when the Computer eventually picks off your man on first, which there is a good chance that that will happen at least once a game (sometimes twice, or three times). .......... The way the pitching is set up is silly: pressing X for a strike and O for a ball. They should just do what Hardball does and have a cross-hair that is easier to control the better the pitcher is. The homerun derby is a joke: on the easiest level, I have hit over 100 homeruns, at the hardest, the Computer opponent will just rock you by 40 or more. I would like to see them set up a tourney like they do for real, with a more realistic number of homers. The distances on most of the homeruns are ridiculously high (550 and what not). They also need to work on the instant replay: too basic. I'm glad that I bought the game, but really hope they make an effort to simulate the game of baseball further and not do more arcade-style action in 2001, which I am tempted to buy.

I hate to be a naysayer, but the game is only fair at best. I suspect that most of the glowing reviews were written by gamers who had just played it for the first time and then rushed to their computer to write a review. It's one of those games that's great the first time you play it and then it gets to be old really fast.

The major problem with the game is that hitting is very unrealistic and very easy. Once you get a little experience, batting averages tend to hover around .750. In addition, the game is centered around the homerun, so any player, including the 150 lbs catcher who starts for my team, is a serious homerun threat. On the hardest level, my friends and I average about 8 or 9 homeruns a game, and most games tend to be 23-3 blowouts. As fun as this might sound, a season quickly becomes a procession of long, boring, one sided games.

There are other minor flaws. The AI is glitchy, the computer manager makes illogical and constant pitching changes and base stealing, like most other things, is too easy.

I thought this game was excellent. It was realistic and it had great graphics. It responded quickly and accurately. I enjoyed the commentary from the sports announcers.

If you'rer looking for a great baseball game, choose any of the Triple Plays. I am rating the computer game here. Triple Play 2000 lets you create player, manage teams, play games, have homerun derbies, play or simulate seasons, play playoffs, a network game, and the graphics are pretty good. Choose from any of the 30 stadiums (as of 1999) and the broadcasters are Buck Martinez and Jim Houston. Choose Triple Play.

The gameplay is fun and pretty realistic if not totally true to life. The graphics are great, and the commentary is entertaining. The problem with this game is the computer AI. Often the opposing team can't seem to drive in runs unless they jack one out of the park. Also it is far too easy to hit. I constantly end games with 20+ hits and that takes away from the authenticity of the game. Another problem is that There are not enough options. After you're done with a season there really isn't much else to do. The game could definately use a franchise mode similar to the Madden football . series. If it had that this game would get 5 stars

Pro's: Fun gameplay Great graphics Nice commentary

Cons: AI could be upgraded Needs a franchise mode

Triple play 2000 is a great game for you wether you are a die hard fan or just got interested in it. It has exeptional graphics good gameplay and for the first time ever inerleague play. But thier are a few miner problems like easy homeruns and you cannot sign players. And thats why I gave it a four.

The game play is excellent and the graphics are excpeptional. I would only add an option by where u can sign players and reconstruct their contracts. Madden 2000 includes this and I love it. If Tripleplay2001 should include this, I will never leave my room.