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Super R.B.I. Baseball

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Also known as
Super RBI

Features 700 MLBPA players across six modes, including Exhibition, Home Run Derby, and scenario based Game Breaker challenges.

Super R.B.I. Baseball was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1995 by Time Warner Interactive; it is an original SNES title, not a port of an earlier game.


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Released
1995
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671.70 KB
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About Super R.B.I. Baseball

Super R.B.I. Baseball brought the established series to the Super Nintendo for the first time. While it includes the 1994 roster with 700 MLBPA players and all 28 teams, it lacks an official MLB license, resulting in altered team colors and the omission of official nicknames.

Its visual presentation uses a cartoonish style, and the stadiums, though based on authentic designs, are modified to avoid direct replication. The game offers multiple ways to play, including a succession-based league mode, playoff brackets, and specific scenario challenges. Players can also select historical division champion or All-Star lineups from several preceding years.

Notably, the game does not use a battery backup for saving progress; instead, series championships are recorded using a password system. Play-by-play commentary is provided by the voice of broadcaster Jack Buck.

Super R.B.I. Baseball Screenshots

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Title screen
Main menu
Password screen
Team select
Select a pitcher
Team lineup
The scoreboard
At bat
The ball was hit high in the air
Fielding
Time out menu
Replay