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The yard markers left behind on the field

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That was the best baseball to come out since RBI Baseball for NES

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I was partial to Bases Loaded II myself. Am I crazy or was there a Lowell on the Miami team in that game? Is there a way to look that up?

My favorite old school baseball game is still SNK Baseball Stars for the original Nintendo.

I suppose teams have wacky names like the Mercury Mets and such...right?

My favorite old school baseball game is still SNK Baseball Stars for the original Nintendo.

 

 

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dorks.

 

everyone knows the best baseball game EVER was Ken Griffey Junior Home Run Derby

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agreed, that game was just really good i dunno why, i liked the hitting

 

the last mvp baseball, i know its recent and all, but that game is damn good too

RBI Baseball > Life

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RBI Baseball 2 > RBI Baseball

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No way, RBI 2 sucked ass. RBI 3 was better than RBI 2, but the first was the benchmark for early baseball games.

RBI Baseball > Life

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RBI Baseball 2 > RBI Baseball

 

 

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:lol Clemens was in that game. God is he old

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