Triple Play 2002 is EA Sports’ debut offering in the genre of baseball video games based on the United States Major League. This video game boasts three-dimensional graphics, unique gameplay options, and voiceovers from special guests (for further information, see below).
Electronic Arts Triple Play 2002 is the most recent baseball video game installment in the company’s long-running Triple Play series. It is the game that comes after Triple Play 2001 in the Triple Play series of games, which is still ongoing.
Updated player visuals, including 3D face scans of some major league players, as well as updated graphics for significant league ballparks, are among the new features included by Triple Play 2002 in comparison to its predecessors. Single-game, season, and home run derby are the three gameplay modes available (although no franchise mode exists). Bob Costas and Harold Reynolds, well-known figures in the world of sports, lend their voices to Triple Play 2002 as voice commentators. The opportunity to create your teams and players to use in the game in addition to the rosters of the 2001/2002 Major League season is included in Triple Play 2002, just as it was in its predecessors. This feature allows you to personalize the experience of playing the game.
