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Bad News Baseball

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Also known as
Gekitou!! Stadium

Choose a team and compete in a tournament or exhibition series with exaggerated arcade style gameplay.

Bad News Baseball (Gekitou!! Stadium) was developed and published by Tecmo for the NES, with its earliest commercial release in Japan on December 15, 1989, and in North America in 1990. The original game version is the NES release, so both release_year and original_release_year are 1989.


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1989
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About Bad News Baseball

Bad News Baseball is a Japanese baseball video game designed for a younger audience. Its fictional teams represent major league cities, though all player and team names are invented. The game is organized into two leagues, the Ultra and Super leagues, each containing twelve teams.

Gameplay options include a tournament for one player against the computer, where a chosen team faces every other team once. Multiplayer is available through a three-game series against another person. An all-star mode allows the creation of a 23-player roster by selecting from any players within one of the leagues. For those not wishing to play, a spectator mode is provided to watch a game.

The setting features whimsical elements, such as rabbits acting as umpires. Exaggerated events can occur, including home runs that leave the atmosphere and batters being knocked unconscious after making an out.

Bad News Baseball Screenshots

10 images
Title Screen
Japanese title screen
Intro
Roster screen
Between inning
Between inning #2
Grounder to 2nd base
Pitching to batter
Batter out
Bases Loaded