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Tecmo Super Baseball

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Also known as
テクモスーパーベースボール

Features 700 MLBPA players in exhibition, season, and head-to-head modes with battery backup.

Tecmo Super Baseball was released for the Sega Genesis in 1994, which is also the earliest commercial release of the game on any platform.


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Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
Behind view, Diagonal-down
Size
639.18 KB
Rating
0 votes

About Tecmo Super Baseball

Tecmo Super Baseball is a sports simulation for the Sega Genesis featuring a roster of 700 real players from the MLBPA, such as Barry Bonds, Ken Griffey Jr., and Tony Gwynn. While it uses authentic 1993 team data for all 28 clubs, it lacks official MLB licensing, resulting in generic city names and no team logos.

Players can engage in various modes, from single Exhibition or All-Star games to a full or shortened Season. The game supports both active participation and a managerial role, allowing users to simulate games and observe the results of their strategic choices. Progress and statistics can be preserved using the cartridge's battery backup function.

For direct competition, the title includes a two-player option for head-to-head matches. The core experience revolves around managing and playing through a baseball season with real player rosters, albeit within a generically presented league structure.

Tecmo Super Baseball Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Main menu
Team data
Individual player stats
Select teams.
Team matchup
Choose a type of pitch to throw.
Choosing a defensive position for the fielders.
Throwing a strike.
A base hit
A behind-the-pitcher-view while pitching.
In-game options while pitching