All in all, a solid package. What Acclaim does well, it does very well. 60 Adequate but uninspired. The comments are generic and inevitably become repetitive. In-game sounds are also okay but not great.
Players can control volume and other audio-related issues in a separate menu.
ASB2000 is very strong in all three of these areas. There's also a choice between simulation and arcade mode-the latter makes all players basically the same. You select levels of difficulty and various options, including injuries, number of innings, camera, audio, and video options, and a summary of game controls. In the controller setup screen you can decide to control different players in the field and at the plate. Like most other N64 sports games, ASB2000 is a memory card hog, and people who want to save their rosters independently are going to have to shell out even more money.