Play All-Star Baseball '99 Online
Pick your '98 MLB team, swing for the fences, and grind through a full season—just don’t lose that password scribbled on your lunch napkin.
All-Star Baseball '99 on Game Boy feels like a stripped-down, portable version of the N64 game—more like a cousin to Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball than a direct port. You’ve got all 30 MLB teams from the '98 season, even the newbies like Arizona and Tampa Bay, which was kind of a big deal back then.
Jumping into an exhibition game is quick, but the real time-sink is the full 162-game season mode (or shorter versions if you’re not insane). There’s also the '97 playoffs and All-Star game if you want something faster. Just be ready to scribble down those password saves—no battery backup here.
Gameplay’s simple: pitch, swing (or bunt if you’re feeling sneaky), and chase down fly balls. Setting lineups is straightforward, though don’t expect deep stats or trades. It’s solid for a quick baseball fix on the go, even if the fielding can feel a little stiff sometimes.
Honestly, it’s not the flashiest baseball game out there, but for a Game Boy title in '99, it gets the job done.
Download All-Star Baseball '99 ROM
You can download this ROM to play All-Star Baseball '99 offline using an Game Boy emulator (Top Emulators).
*This ROM is provided for backup and educational purposes only.
