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Game: Backyard BaseballConsole: PC
Cheat:
Play as Mr. Clanky
To play as Mr. Clanky, go to the trophy case in the clubhouse and hold [Shift] as you click on him!(Note: This cheat only works in Exhibition Mode.)
Win All Levels
To win all levels is simple. Just kick the ball out of bounds, and press: Shift, Tab, and Enter. Note: May not work on all versions.Awesome Player
Go to "Create your own team" and make their colors all pink. Then select Maria Luna and she will be on fire. She will have 10 batting, 10 running, 9 pitching, and 9 fielding. Have fun!Strikeouts
Go to season play mode and put in new coach. Pick team, and go to first game. When you are on the field, put the cursor near the batter, on the upper corner and keep pressing escape. Pitch the ball, but still repeatingly press escape. Repeat the process 2 more times, and you will most likely strike the batter out.English Pablo Sanchez
Pablo speaks english! Go to the player cards screen and click on Pablo Sanchez. Then hold shift and click on his picture. He says the same thing every time you do it, though.Secret Players
Make a team that is black and called Mighty Monsters. Win all of your season games. Then create another team. You will be able to pick people like: Mark Mcgwire, Sammy Sosa, Ken Griffey Jr., Babe Ruth, Hank Arron, and Willey Mays.Giant Players
Create a team and never get out with Pablo Sanchez in the first game.Special Hitting
When playing the computer, get a person on first. If the computer hits a grounder, throw to second then first(making a double play). Then you will hear a sound to get a special!Manufacturer: Atari
Release Date: 05 June, 2002
ESRB Rating: Everyone
Description:
Infogrames has improved upon an already excellent franchise with Backyard Baseball 2003. We hope this software doesn't become a victim of its own success: the Backyard Kids are getting so good, it's only a matter of time before they start demanding astronomical salaries and brand-new stadiums.
The pace, strategy, and statistics involved in baseball make it a sport that translates easily to the computer screen. In Backyard Baseball, players can play pickup games, launch a tournament, have batting practice, or just watch the computer play its own game. Options are initially overwhelming, but add longevity to the game as well. Twelve different game fields each exert their own unique influence over play--balls bounce crazily on the gravel lot, while homers are rare in the fenceless field. Games can be tweaked to add errors or include a visible strike zone; even field chatter can be added or eliminated. A wide selection of hits, pitches, and stance possibilities at the plate keep players strategizing, while the occasional power-up or wild pitch serves as a reminder of baseball's unpredictability.
The creative team outdid themselves with character development in this software. The Backyard Kids are quirky and three-dimensional--the research done on the real players was exemplary as well. For example, did you know Randy Johnson of the Arizona Diamondbacks listens to Rush in his spare time? Go figure.
Backyard Baseball 2003 will keep both young and old baseball fans engaged for a good long time. Consider it a way to fill that long wintry gap between baseball seasons. (Ages 7 and older) --Anne Erickson