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Baseball Simulator 1.000

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Also known as
Choujin Ultra Baseball 超人ウルトラベースボール

Manage a team across multiple leagues, customize player stats, and use special Ultra League skills.

Baseball Simulator 1.000 (Choujin Ultra Baseball) was released on the NES in Japan in 1989 by Culture Brain; this is the original platform and earliest commercial release.


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Released
1989
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Size
123.81 KB
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About Baseball Simulator 1.000

Baseball Simulator 1.000 is a sports management title where the player acts as a team manager with extensive control over roster construction. The core activity involves distributing statistical points to shape both hitters and pitchers, determining attributes like batting power, fielding skill, pitch velocity, and specific breaking balls.

Competition is organized through multiple leagues, including a standard option with preset teams and a customizable league for building rosters from the ground up. Seasons offer a variable length, and matches can be played against the computer or with another person across several stadiums.

A distinct Ultra League mode introduces special abilities that alter standard gameplay, such as pitches that move in unconventional patterns or hits that produce explosive effects.

Baseball Simulator 1.000 Screenshots

10 images
Title Screen
Japanese title screen
Make-a-team
Make a league
Season Opener
Play Ball!
Pitching
Bean Ball
The Heater
Broken bat pieces