Acclaim Sports Carves Out Its Niche | GameCube Retrospectives | Dave Mirra BMX 2 & All Star Baseball
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Launch title duty winds down as we turn our attention to the GameCube's first baseball game, the wacky younger cousin to the Tony Hawk series and the merits of B-tier games.
Special thanks to Sub-Radio for allowing use of their awesome music.
The song used here is "Everything I Had". You can find it on Spotify and Apple Music.
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ChronCube is a video series that follows the history of the Nintendo GameCube by covering its game library in the chronological order they were released.
Every game has a story to tell.
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The link to the really big list of GameCube games we plan to cover in this series:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
#gamecube #nintendo #DaveMirraProBMX #AllStarBaseball
=== Credits for Videos used. Find them here on KZread ===
Playstation 2 Unveiled
NeoGamer - The Video Game Archive
Batman Games for PS1
Jumpers 1998
Nintendo 64 All Star Baseball 2000
The VideoGame Museum
Electronic Entertainment Expo 2000 - Acclaim
IDKG - I Don't Know Gaming
All Star Baseball 2002 Gameplay
10min Gameplay
High Heat Major League Baseball 2002 Gameplay
10min Gameplay
Triple Play 2002 Gameplay
10min Gameplay
MLB 2002
10min Gameplay
Gamecube Nov 2001 Pre Launch Party in NYC
Video Games Are Fun
TechTV - Extended Play - E3 2001 - 02
Craig Spurlock
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 Commercial
Millenium VHS
At a Best Buy Store in 2001
Vampire Robot
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I love this series, keep it up!
All-Star Baseball 2002 was a pretty competent baseball game to get at launch for sure, but man that static title screen is really underwhelming to introduce players to for a new console haha. I got around to trying it when I covered it in my GameCube 20th Anniversary Retrospective video, and definitely enjoyed it for what it was. Now Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 is a game I spent a TON of time playing. It really had a lot to offer, and love how the GameCube version was a much more enhanced version. Another excellent video man!