Looking back on videogame baseball

[RunN1st]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

The Sega Master System-Great Baseball (Rose destroyed the ball just about every at bat.)

[nyisles16]

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ah - thanks.. i believe they had the cities of the teams but not the names.. am i correct?

[nyisles16]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

ah - thanks.. i believe they had the cities of the teams but not the names.. am i correct?

[nyisles16]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

ah - thanks.. i believe they had the cities of the teams but not the names.. am i correct?

[RunN1st]

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I can't remember.

[RunN1st]

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I can't remember.

[RunN1st]

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I can't remember.

[SportsorDeath]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

I'm sure I will probably forget some, but here goes:

Sega Master System: Great Baseball, Reggie Jackson Baseball

NES:
-Baseball
-Bases Loaded
-Major League Baseball
-RBI
-Baseball Stars
-Baseball Simulator 1.000
-Little League Baseball
-RBI II
-Tecmo Baseball
-Roger Clemens MVP Baseball

Sega Genesis:
-Tommy Lasorda Baseball
-Sportstalk Baseball
-Hardball
-Tony La Russa Baseball
-World Series Baseball
-RBI '93/'94
-World Series Baseball '95
-Triple Play '96
-Triple Play Gold Edition

SNES:
-Extra Innings
-Super Bases Loaded
-Nolan Ryan Baseball
-Ken Griffey Jr. Baseball
-MLBPA Baseball (EA Sports)
-Tecmo Super Baseball

TurboGrafx-16: World Class Baseball

Saturn:
-World Series Baseball
-World Series Baseball II
-WSB '98

PSX:
-Bottom of the 9th
-Triple Play '97
-MLB Pennant Race
-Triple Play '98
-MLB '99
-Triple Play 2000

N64:
-Ken Griffey Jr.
-All Star Baseball '99
-All Star Baseball 2000

Dreamcast:
-WSB 2K1
-WSB2K2

PS2:
-ASB 2002
-Triple Play (came out in 2001)
-High Heat 2002
-High Heat 2003
-MLB Slugfest
-MLB 2004
-MLB 2005

Gamecube: Home Run King

XBox:
-ASB 2003
-World Series Baseball (out in 2002)
-ASB 2004
-WSB 2K3
-MVP 2003
-MVP 2004

[SportsorDeath]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

I'm sure I will probably forget some, but here goes:

Sega Master System: Great Baseball, Reggie Jackson Baseball

NES:
-Baseball
-Bases Loaded
-Major League Baseball
-RBI
-Baseball Stars
-Baseball Simulator 1.000
-Little League Baseball
-RBI II
-Tecmo Baseball
-Roger Clemens MVP Baseball

Sega Genesis:
-Tommy Lasorda Baseball
-Sportstalk Baseball
-Hardball
-Tony La Russa Baseball
-World Series Baseball
-RBI '93/'94
-World Series Baseball '95
-Triple Play '96
-Triple Play Gold Edition

SNES:
-Extra Innings
-Super Bases Loaded
-Nolan Ryan Baseball
-Ken Griffey Jr. Baseball
-MLBPA Baseball (EA Sports)
-Tecmo Super Baseball

TurboGrafx-16: World Class Baseball

Saturn:
-World Series Baseball
-World Series Baseball II
-WSB '98

PSX:
-Bottom of the 9th
-Triple Play '97
-MLB Pennant Race
-Triple Play '98
-MLB '99
-Triple Play 2000

N64:
-Ken Griffey Jr.
-All Star Baseball '99
-All Star Baseball 2000

Dreamcast:
-WSB 2K1
-WSB2K2

PS2:
-ASB 2002
-Triple Play (came out in 2001)
-High Heat 2002
-High Heat 2003
-MLB Slugfest
-MLB 2004
-MLB 2005

Gamecube: Home Run King

XBox:
-ASB 2003
-World Series Baseball (out in 2002)
-ASB 2004
-WSB 2K3
-MVP 2003
-MVP 2004

[SportsorDeath]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

I'm sure I will probably forget some, but here goes:

Sega Master System: Great Baseball, Reggie Jackson Baseball

NES:
-Baseball
-Bases Loaded
-Major League Baseball
-RBI
-Baseball Stars
-Baseball Simulator 1.000
-Little League Baseball
-RBI II
-Tecmo Baseball
-Roger Clemens MVP Baseball

Sega Genesis:
-Tommy Lasorda Baseball
-Sportstalk Baseball
-Hardball
-Tony La Russa Baseball
-World Series Baseball
-RBI '93/'94
-World Series Baseball '95
-Triple Play '96
-Triple Play Gold Edition

SNES:
-Extra Innings
-Super Bases Loaded
-Nolan Ryan Baseball
-Ken Griffey Jr. Baseball
-MLBPA Baseball (EA Sports)
-Tecmo Super Baseball

TurboGrafx-16: World Class Baseball

Saturn:
-World Series Baseball
-World Series Baseball II
-WSB '98

PSX:
-Bottom of the 9th
-Triple Play '97
-MLB Pennant Race
-Triple Play '98
-MLB '99
-Triple Play 2000

N64:
-Ken Griffey Jr.
-All Star Baseball '99
-All Star Baseball 2000

Dreamcast:
-WSB 2K1
-WSB2K2

PS2:
-ASB 2002
-Triple Play (came out in 2001)
-High Heat 2002
-High Heat 2003
-MLB Slugfest
-MLB 2004
-MLB 2005

Gamecube: Home Run King

XBox:
-ASB 2003
-World Series Baseball (out in 2002)
-ASB 2004
-WSB 2K3
-MVP 2003
-MVP 2004

[Mr_October]

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How could you guys leave out Base Wars for the NES? That game is so bad ***, I still play it to this day. Baseball Simulator pretty good too. Still playing Ken Griffey for the SNES. And I think Triple Play 96 has to be my favourite baseball game of the 90's though.

[Mr_October]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

How could you guys leave out Base Wars for the NES? That game is so bad ***, I still play it to this day. Baseball Simulator pretty good too. Still playing Ken Griffey for the SNES. And I think Triple Play 96 has to be my favourite baseball game of the 90's though.

[Mr_October]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

How could you guys leave out Base Wars for the NES? That game is so bad ***, I still play it to this day. Baseball Simulator pretty good too. Still playing Ken Griffey for the SNES. And I think Triple Play 96 has to be my favourite baseball game of the 90's though.

[worldb]

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Anyone remember Microleague Baseball. My brother and I shared an Amiga, and I played the game non-stop for three years. I remmeber getting data disks, replaying the 1986 World Series, creating leagues. As a strat-o-matic player, it was nice to play see the stats come to life.

Then came Earl. I don't think I'll ever be so captivated by another baseball game. The robotic announcer, the TV-based graphics, realistic stats. I wish they still made it today.

[worldb]

Re: Looking back on videogame baseball

Anyone remember Microleague Baseball. My brother and I shared an Amiga, and I played the game non-stop for three years. I remmeber getting data disks, replaying the 1986 World Series, creating leagues. As a strat-o-matic player, it was nice to play see the stats come to life.

Then came Earl. I don't think I'll ever be so captivated by another baseball game. The robotic announcer, the TV-based graphics, realistic stats. I wish they still made it today.