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ESPN Baseball Tonight

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Abbott

Features 28 MLB teams in exhibition and playoff modes with behind the batter gameplay.

ESPN Baseball Tonight was developed by Stormfront Studios and Park Place Productions and published by Sony Imagesoft for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1994; it was the original release of this game, with no earlier platform version.


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Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
Behind view
Size
1,003.60 KB
Rating
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About ESPN Baseball Tonight

ESPN Baseball Tonight is a baseball simulation for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It features twenty eight official Major League Baseball teams, though the rosters do not include licensed player names. The primary perspective for both pitching and batting is from behind the batter.

Available modes extend beyond standard exhibition and playoff matches. Players can engage in separate pitching and batting practice, as well as a dedicated Home Run Derby. Certain gameplay elements are configurable, such as the ability to toggle fielding errors and an assisted fielding option on or off.

A specific manual action is required during fielding play; after a play ends, the user must throw the ball back to the pitcher to resume the game. A later Sega CD release expanded the experience by adding a full 162 game season mode and incorporated more than ten minutes of video highlight footage.

ESPN Baseball Tonight Screenshots

12 images
Title Screen
Main Menu
Options
Looking at the Red Sox lineup
Hitting in HomeRun Derby
SWING!!!
It's going
AL v NL
The ultimate rivalry
Presenting the game
Running on to the field
Staring down the Yankee