The red-headed stepchild of baseball games has finally made its way to the PlayStation 2. High Heat Major League Baseball 2002 from 3D0 is an excellent demonstration of how it is not always best to choose girlfriends or wives for their looks.
Personality counts too.
High Heat was the last of the trio of baseball games to come out for the PS2, and while you could argue about saving the best for last, there is no doubt that the game is a solid product. The game promises the most lifelike pitching, batting, baserunning, fielding, and managing. It also features, and I'm reading right off the back of the box here, stunningly accurate stadiums from thousands of scouting photos. It also says there are incredibly lifelike star players with facial details. That's a whole lot of promises.