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Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball

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Also known as
フランク・トーマス ビッグ・ハート ベースボール

Control pitching and batting in multiple modes, including a full season and Home Run Derby.

Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball was released for the Sega Genesis in 1995, the same year as the original game's debut on other platforms such as SNES and Genesis.


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Released
1995
Perspective
Behind view, Diagonal-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
1.78 MB
Rating
0 votes
Developer

About Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball

Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball is a sports simulation featuring the professional athlete's endorsement and early use of motion capture technology for its three dimensional player animations. The game includes multiple stadiums, each with unique visual characteristics rendered in three dimensions.

Gameplay involves selecting pitchers and batters according to their statistical profiles. Pitching offers control over the type of throw, such as fastballs or curveballs, and allows for adjustments to the ball's speed and vertical placement. Defensive play can be managed automatically by the computer, which is suggested for new players, though manual settings for infield and outfield positioning are available.

Several modes of play are offered beyond standard matches. These encompass a full season progression with playoffs, a dedicated Home Run Derby for scoring points, and simpler exhibition games. The overall experience can be considered fair, providing options for both casual and more involved play sessions.

Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball Screenshots

12 images
Title picture
Game setup
Options
Pick a player
They all have their own stats
Bases loaded
Hit it away
Playoffs
Ready to play
Setup your field placement
Wait for the pitch
Away it goes