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News: Microsoft Gets the Rights to High Heat Baseball
Posted: 2003-08-15 15:20:03 |
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The 3DO dismantling has begun. Microsoft is the first to swoop in and grab some remains, announcing they have acquired the rights to High Heat Baseball for an undisclosed amount.
Yesterday was the big 3DO auction day in San Francisco. After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, 3DO had told the court it would try to sell all of their assets to raise whatever capital they could.
High Heat has enjoyed success in the past, and many consider it to be a superior game to Microsofts own baseball game, Inside Pitch. Microsoft has not released any details of how they plan to incorporate the new franchise into the fold, or what the future holds for Inside Pitch.
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What I would like to know is if they are going replace Inside Pitch with High Heat Baseball? I would like to see it happen. :)
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Author: r.figurelli :: 2004-01-06 09:35:08
Are any patches for HH Baseball 2004 Roster upgrades
Author: robert figurelli :: 2004-01-06 09:28:41
Will there be a High Heat Baseball 2005 for the PC by Microsoft
Author: jacaranda :: 2003-08-19 15:25:45
Good news.
Author: yza :: 2003-08-15 23:38:52
does this mean they've also acquired the development team BEHIND High Heat Baseball because that would help...
Author: truplaya :: 2003-08-15 23:21:42
they better replace Inside Pitch wit High Heat cause IP sucked. I dont care what they call the game, as long as they kick the horrible gameplay of IP to the curb.
Author: Bumjabber :: 2003-08-15 21:17:19
baseball licks my ass crack
Author: HeHateMe :: 2003-08-15 18:37:52
My Inside sources tell me MS will replace Insde Pitch with High Heat "but" they will keep the name as Inside Pitch, to better go along with the likes on Inside Drive.
Author: tirraslea :: 2003-08-15 17:52:05
I would like to see them replace IP with High Heat as well. Hopefully they will be able to take High heat to the next level and challenge WSB as the best BB game.
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News: Microsoft Gets the Rights to High Heat Baseball
