I played one game where the National League All Stars had six errors almost all of them were on base hits where the computer inexplicably gave an error to an outfielder as he threw the ball back to the infield. Jim Hughson and Buck Martinez don't always call the action correctly, and there's an obnoxious bug which hands out errors on obvious base hits. It also bugs me that, even if I just want some mindless Arcade-style fun, Triple Play 2001 can't do that very well either. I wanted to feel like I was in control of my own little baseball world, but this game just didn't deliver it for me. During the season there's a news section, but it doesn't pay attention to cool stuff such as Cal Ripken's 3000th hit (like a certain other game), which is obviously because the game isn't set up for long-term career play. You can see the player of the game and the teams' stats, but you can't even sort them by different categories like you can when viewing season or play-off numbers. And if you want to see an at-bat-by-at-bat account of the game after it's over (like in Sammy Sosa High Heat Baseball 2001), forget about it. It's funny that a much older game like Tony LaRussa Baseball has those options but a state-of-the-art title like this one doesn't.
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