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Game | Tommy Lasorda Baseball | |||
| Author/Vendor | Sega | ||||
| Released | 1989 | ||||
| Game Type | Sports | ||||
| Language | English | ||||
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| First game in the Super League Baseball series, Sega's original in-house
baseball game especially coded to promote sales of the then-new
Genesis/MegaDrive. Features the top lineups and players for the Central League
as of the date of coding. "Central League?" you ask. In case you didn't know,
professional baseball is currently split into three major leagues - the National
and American, both in the United States; and the Central, based in Japan.
Each has their own unique variations on the standard rules of the game.
Older pro baseball sims with a bit of a cartoonish look to them now - that's after looking though dozens of latter and superior titles. Not bad, but why bother unless you're really into the Central League? Super League Baseball, released to the Amercian market in a celebrity endorsed English translation as Tommy Lasorda Baseball with American MLB teams. |
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