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World Series Baseball '95

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Manage updated rosters with 700 players across all 28 teams, featuring digitized stadiums and playable baseball legends.

World Series Baseball '95 was developed by BlueSky Software and published by SEGA of America for the Sega Genesis in 1995. It is a distinct entry in the series and was not released on any earlier platform.


							World Series Baseball '95 cover
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Released
1995
Genre
Perspective
Behind view, Diagonal-down
Size
1.47 MB
Rating
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About World Series Baseball '95

World Series Baseball '95 is a sports simulation that builds upon its predecessor. It includes a comprehensive set of twenty-eight professional teams, each with its own accurately represented home stadium.

The player database is extensive, featuring updated rosters with seven hundred athletes. A battery back-up function allows for the preservation of game progress. Beyond contemporary teams, the game offers the option to select historical figures from the sport, including players like Ty Cobb, Lou Gehrig, and Dizzy Dean.

Visual presentation during games incorporates digitized character models and various animated sequences.

World Series Baseball '95 Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
A player takes a bat to the Sega logo... He must have been a 32X owner.
Main menu
Choosing which team to take control of.
The box score
Choosing a type of pitch.
Selecting the speed of the pitch.
Ball being pitched.
Speed of the pitch.
Selecting the line-up.
A player's attributes
Choosing a pitcher.