MORE FUNG Take Me /nTo The Ball Game (NAPSA)—For many, there’s no time like family time, be it at the dinner table, a shopping trip, or gathering ’round to play video games together. Now there’s a way to enjoy the best baseball game on the market and help Diamondbacks pitcher Curt Schilling strike out Lou Gehrig’s Disease, or ALS, at the same time. aro i} 15 31@) Make video game time family time with the mostrealistic baseball game yet. Game company 3DO will make a contribution to Curt’s pitch for ALS for every copy of High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 sold. Last year the company gave thousands of dollars to the foundation for ALS research andpatientcare. High Heat lets you play any MLB team in North America with your PC, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, Xbox or GameCube. With input from Schilling and other experts, High Heat offers 11 game modes and 27 pitch types, among other options. There’s even a two-man announcer team com- menting on the game. For more information about this and other 3DO games go to a gamestore or www.3do.com.
