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Pro Yakyū Super League '91

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Also known as
プロ野球スーパーリーグ'91

Manage all 12 NPB teams with 1991 rosters in this baseball simulation.

Pro Yakyū Super League '91 was released for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis in 1991, published by Sega. No earlier version of this exact game exists on another platform.


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Released
1991
Genre
Perspective
Behind view, Diagonal-down
Size
288.23 KB
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About Pro Yakyū Super League '91

Pro Yakyū Super League '91 is a baseball simulation for the Sega Genesis, building directly upon the mechanics of its predecessor, which was known internationally as Tommy Lasorda Baseball. The core gameplay experience remains consistent, offering several modes for play including exhibition matches, a full pennant race, and an all-star event.

A significant change from the earlier title is the inclusion of an official NPB license. This provides access to all twelve professional teams from Japan's Central and Pacific Leagues, accurately representing their rosters and player statistics from the 1991 season. A separate international edition, later released as Sports Talk Baseball, incorporated audio commentary and replaced the NPB teams with MLB franchises.

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Ah yes... '91 was an excellent year for baseball. Seibu Lions won the Japan Series, how fondly I remember that, despite my young age...
A couple of different modes to choose from.
Select team.
Stadium select. Not much to choose from...
These choices should not be made lightly, they really affect the outcome.
One should also be careful while treading this part.
Strike.
Totally sold out.
You really should. Standing still after a home run is the worst thing you can do... You gotta show your fans how HAPPY you feel inside. So RUN! Run like the crazy fucker you are!
Moon-City Stadium, I guess.
Almost did it. Sorry guys, that was pretty unprofessional of me.
Why does it look like everyone's around a goddamn golf hole...