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Game Name: MVP Baseball 2004 Publisher: Electronic Arts Rating: Everyone (Suitable for persons age 6 or older) Screenshots:

Cheat: Bat Breaking Player Create a player with the name Erik Kiss (case sensitive). His bat is much thinner than normal, and will break at nearly every at bat. Unlockable: MVP Rewards Classic Stadiums   Stadium Location Description MVP Points Needed Crosley Field Cincinatti, OH Home of the Reds, 1912-1970 2500 Astrodome Houston, TX Home of the Astros, 1965-1999 2500 Tiger Stadium Detroit, MI Home of the Tigers, 1912-1999 3000 Griffith Stadium Washington, DC Home of the Senators, 1903-1961 3000 Shibe Park Philadelphia, PN Home of the Phillies, 1909-1954 4000 Sportman's Park St. Louis, MO Home of the Cardinals, 1920-1966 4000 Polo Grounds New York, NY Home of the Giants, 1911-1957 5000 Forbes Field Pittsburgh, PA Home of the Pirates, 1909-1970 5000 Retro Jerseys   Team Year Home/Away MVP Points Needed  Anaheim Angels 1986 Home 250 Anaheim Angels 1986 Away 250 Houston Astros 1986 Home 250 Houston Astros 1986 Away 250 Kansas City Royals 1985 Home 250 Kansas City Royals 1985 Away 250 Milwaukee Brewers 1982 Home 250 Milwaukee Brewers 1982 Away 250 Toronto Blue Jays 1992 Home 250 Toronto Blue Jays 1992 Away 250 Seattle Mariners 1981 Home 350 Seattle Mariners 1981 Away 350 San Diego Padres 1984 Home 350 San Diego Padres 1984 Away 350 New York Mets 1986 Home 350 New York Mets 1986 Away 350 Montreal Expos 1981 Home 350 Montreal Expos 1981 Away 350 Chicago White Sox 1983 Home 350 Chicago White Sox 1983 Away 350 Atlanta Braves 1974 Home 500 Atlanta Braves 1974 Away 500 Baltimore Orioles 1971 Home 500 Baltimore Orioles 1971 Away 500 Minnesota Twins 1977 Home 500 Minnesota Twins 1977 Away 500 Oakland Athletics 1972 Home 500 Oakland Athletics 1972 Away 500 Philadelphia Phillies 1980 Home 500 Philadelphia Phillies 1980 Away 500 Pittsburgh Pirates 1979 Home 500 Pittsburgh Pirates 1979 Away 500 Texas Rangers 1976 Home 500 Texas Rangers 1976 Away 500 Cincinatti Reds 1970 Home 500 Cincinatti Reds 1970 Away 500 Cleveland Indians 1975 Home 500 Cleveland Indians 1975 Away 500 Chicago Cubs 1954 Home 750 Chicago Cubs 1954 Away 750 St. Louis Cardinals 1934 Home 750 St. Louis Cardinals 1934 Away 750 Brooklyn Dodgers 1941 Home 750 Brooklyn Dodgers 1941 Away 750 Pittsburgh Pirates 1916 Home 750 Pittsburgh Pirates 1916 Away 750 New York Giants 1954 Home 750 New York Giants 1954 Away 750 Detroit Tigers 1906 Home 750 Detroit Tigers 1906 Away 750 New York Yankees 1927 Home 1000 New York Yankees 1927 Away 1000 Philadelphia Athletics 1921 Home 1000 Philadelphia Athletics 1921 Away 1000 Chicago White (Black) Sox 1919 Home 1000 Chicago White (Black) Sox 1919 Away 1000 Washington Senators 1913 Home 1000 Washington Senators 1913 Away 1000 Boston Red Sox 1903 Home 1000 Boston Red Sox 1903 Away 1000 Legendary Players   Player Team Years Played MVP Points Needed Hal Newhouser Tigers 1939-1955 2500 Robin Roberts Phillies 1948-1966 2500 Richie Ashburn Phillies 1948-1962 2500 Ralph Kiner Pirates 1946-1955 2500 Bob Lemon Indians 1941-1958 3000 Phil Rizzuto Yankees 1941-1956 3000 Hoyt Wilhelm Giants/Orioles/Red Sox 1952-1972 3000 Larry Doby Indians 1947-1959 3000 Mel Ott Giants 1926-1947 3500 Pee Wee Reese Dodgers 1940-1958 3500 Bob Feller Indians 1936-1956 3500 Whitey Ford Yankees 1950-1967 3500 Early Wynn Senators/Indians/White Sox 1939-1963 3500 Eddie Mathews Braves 1952-1968 4000 Warren Spahn Braves 1942-1965 4000 Jimmie Foxx Athletics/Red Sox 1925-1945 4000 Roy Campanella Dodgers 1948-1957 4500 Lou Gehrig Yankees 1923-1939 4500 Honus Wagner Pirates 1897-1917 4500 Walter Johnson Senators 1907-1927 4500 Cy Young Red Sox 1890-1911 4500 Satchel Paige Indians/Browns/Athletics 1948-1953, 1965 4500 Ty Cobb Tigers 1905-1928 5000 Babe Ruth Red Sox/Yankees 1914-1935 5000 Jackie Robinson Dodgers 1947-1956 5000 Billy Williams Cubs 1959-1976 2500 Al Kaline Tigers 1953-1974 2500 Ferguson Jenkins Cubs/Rangers 1965-1983 2500 Phil Niekro Braves 1964-1987 2500 Lou Brock Cardinals 1961-1979 3000 Catfish Hunter Athletics/Yankees 1965-1979 3000 Luis Apraricio White Sox/Orioles 1956-1973 3000 Harmon Killebrew Senators/Twins 1954-1975 3500 Orlando Cepeda Giants/Cardinals 1958-1974 3500 Rod Carew Twins/Angels 1967-1985 3500 Brooks Robinson Orioles 1955-1977 3500 Rollie Fingers Athletics/Padres/Brewers 1968-1985 3500 Juan Marichal Giants 1960-1975 3500 Gaylord Perry Giants/Indians 1962-1983 3500 Tom Seaver Mets/Reds 1967-1986 4000 Jim Palmer Orioles 1965-1984 4000 Joe Morgan Astros/Reds 1963-1984 4000 Willie Stargell Pirates 1962-1982 4000 Mike Schmidt Phillies 1972-1989 4000 Robin Yount Brewers 1974-1993 4000 Willie McCovey Giants 1959-1980 4500 Reggie Jackson Athletics/Yankees/Angels 1967-1987 4500 Yogi Berra Yankees 1946-1965 4500 Nolan Ryan Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers 1966-1993 4500 Bob Gibson Cardinals 1959-1975 4500 Sparky Anderson Manager, Reds/Tigers 1970-1995   Tommy Lasorda Manager, Dodgers 1976-1996   Hint: Barry Bonds Barry Bonds may have been kept out of this game by withdrawing himself from the MLBPA, but his replacement, fantasy player "Jim Dowd", has all his attributes. Simply go to Roster Management and choose Jim Dowd (he's easy to find: he's the best player on the Giants, and one of the best players in the game). Edit the player's name to "Barry Bonds", his number to 25 and his hand to lefty. Edit his features to appear less like a random white guy and more like the famous slugger.   Hint: Barry Bonds Thankfully, EA has recognized that they could not officially put Barry Bonds in the game, so what they have done is placed a player on the Giants by the name of Jon Dowd. This player is fictional and does not exist in real life, however his performance attributes are identical to what Barry Bonds would be. To have Barry Bonds in MVP Baseball 2004, go edit the rosters of the Giants and then select to edit the player named Jon Dowd. Change his number to 25, change his name to Barry Bonds, change his birthdate to 07/24/64, make it so he throws and bats left handed, then edit his face to something you think looks most like Barry Bonds in real life.   Hint: Easy MVP Points When playing a Home Run Showdown or Pitcher Showdown, start the game on the MVP difficulty setting. As soon as the game loads up, pause and change the difficulty to something easier to handle, like Rookie or Pro. Now when you beat the computer you'll get the MVP points for winning on the MVP level, four times the original amount. Hint: More Easy MVP Points First, check your MVP Rewards Checklist. Many of the tasks require you to beat certain teams at their home fields. Start a game against any of these teams and choose MVP Difficulty for maximum points. As the game begins, pause the game and switch controller ports to be the team that you're supposed to beat. If they are batting, simply swing and miss every pitch, and you will get large amounts of points for a Perfect Game, No Hitter, Shutout, and Complete Game. That's a couple of thousand points right there. When this team is on the field, just lob fastballs over the heart of the plate, or intentionally walk the batters and serve up Grand Slams. You get tons of points for putting up large offensive numbers. Now the most important part. At the end of the game, it is imperative that you switch the controller port back to the original team that you selected in order to receive credit for the final results. Since you need to beat the home team, they will have the last at-bat. So in the last inning, take control of the home team and do the "Swing and Miss" trick. Then on the final strike, swing as soon as the pitcher releases the ball, then quickly pause the game and switch the controllers again. It will be as if you aquired all of the stats for the visiting team, and you will be rewarded heavily for your performance.   Hint: Simulate to Earn MVP Points In Dynasty Mode you recieve MVP points periodically for accomplishments. Assemble a team you feel is good enough to simulate to the playoffs (hint: Yankees). Simulate the season up to the second to last game and then save the game. Once you have it saved, simulate the last game and move into the playoffs. Generally, you recieve anywhere between 5000-9000 MVP points for making the playoffs. Save the points onto your profile when prompted, and then exit the Dynasty mode without saving. Repeat the process and you'll notice that every time you simulate into the playoffs you're saving the points and not your progress. Do this about 20-25 times and you'll have enough points for all the rewards.   Hint: Ultimate Method of Earning MVP Points Start a new dynasty with the YANKEES. In the DYNASTY SETTINGS page right after you chose to start a new dynasty and even before you choose which team, choose NO for a fantasty draft, put the difficulty level on MVP, turn injuries off, turn suspensions off, turn errors off, turn the trade deadline OFF, turn CPU initiated trades OFF, turn rained out games OFF, and leave everything else as the default. Also, you need to make sure you have the user profile set as PROF1 or if you have your own profile use that one and set it as that in the dynasty options page. Once you're on the main page of the dynasty, go to SCHEDULE. Scroll all the way through the calender to the last game of the season, since we are using the Yankees for the dynasty, the last game of the regular season on the calender should be on October 3rd, so scroll to October 3rd and choose "Sim up to and including this day." It will take a couple minutes to sim through the entire regular season because the baseball schedule is long and it also has to sim through your two minor league teams associated with the franchise. Throughout the sim, various messages will pop up about the allstar game, minor league playoffs, etc. When these messages pop up, just ignore them and choose "Continue Sim." Once the sim finishes, go back to the main dynasty page and there will be a couple of boxes that popup saying congratulations you've received 1000 or so MVP points, just click OK and ignore them, because that's not where the bigtime MVP points are. Go to "Advance to next day" and keep pressing continue until you're back at the main dynasty management page and a box pops up saying that the regular season is over. Right now, save your dynasty and once you're finished saving it go to "Advance To Playoffs", you MUST make sure you save your dynasty at this point BEFORE you choose to advance to the playoffs. After you click on "advance to playoffs," a box will pop up saying "Congratulations, you have completed one or more tasks and have been awarded XXXXX MVP points." The amount of MVP points varies, however you are guaranteed to receive anywhere between at least 15,000 and 20,000 MVP points. Click on OK after that box comes up and press CIRCLE on your PS2 controller which brings up your profile options. When you bring up your profile options go to "Save Profile" and save your profile, it will ask if you want to overwrite previous data and choose YES. There you go, you've just gotten roughly 20,000 MVP points. Do NOT save your dynasty, the only time you should have ever saved this dynasty was after you finished simming the regular season before you clicked on "advance to playoffs". At this point, just exit the dynasty and a message will pop up saying "are you sure you want to exit, you will lose all of your MVP points and unsaved changes", ignore this message and choose YES. You will not lose your MVP points because you have already saved your profile! You'll now be back at the main menu of MVP Baseball 2004. Just go back to game modes, then go to dynasty mode and load the dynasty. Once you load the dynasty, just click on "Advance to playoffs" and you'll receive another 20,000 MVP points. Just save your profile and exit the dynasty, then just load it back up again, click on advnace to playoffs again, save your profile again, and exit. You can do this as much as many times as you want, then just go to "My MVP" on the main menu MVP Baseball 2004 and go into "MVP REWARDS" and unlock EVERYTHING.