It’s pretty bonkers for a game that bills itself as a simulation. Cyber Stadium Series: Base Wars, 1991 (NES) This isn’t a ranked list, but make no mistake, Base Wars is the best baseball ...

At the end of the NES era and the start of the SNES era, we have Baseball Simulator 1.000, a game which was thankfully one you actually played rather than just a simulation. The Baseball Simulator ...

While that's sad for North American players, those who do want a taste of what the series was all about can take on the perfectly adequate sequel, Super Baseball Simulator 1.000, on Super NES ...

slightly prettier SNES version of any NES baseball, with cute, bouncy music and a digitized umpire who periodically tells you to "PLAYBUH". But what Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 offers over its ...

(My first inning took 29 minutes, making this the most accurate MLB simulation on the list.) Final score: 6-5 Sox, after nine and a half hours. Baseball Stars is indisputably the peak NES baseball ...

Ninja JaJaMaru-kun – Take on the role of a ninja and rescue the captured Princess Sakura in this action-packed game, originally released only in Japan. JaJaMaru must use his throwing stars to ...

As soon as the computer selects a special ability, call a time out and go to the reliever screen. Press cancel and the ability should be deselected. In the Outer Space stadium, press Start and ...

In Japan, the June update includes the same titles, except for Harvest Moon, which is replaced by Baseball Simulator 1.000 for Nintendo Entertainment System.

It’s $7.99 on the New Nintendo 3DS eShop. Baseball Simulator 1.000 originally appeared on the NES and is the first entry in the Baseball Simulator series. It has Exhibition, Regular Season ...