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Famista 92 (New)

Second hand. Complete with registration cards. Light discolouration to box with very slight scuffing on the edges. A slight manual impression.

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$17.74 $24.99 In stock

Category: Famicom Cart

Known as Batter Up in the West, but in Genki’s humble opinion looks far better with the Homepride Flour, Fred style Japanese graphics. Bases loaded and this representation of the sport covers all bases.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter B. ★★★★★

The Japanese art style on the cartridge is so charming, it really stands out next to other Famicom sports games. Pitches feel responsive with the simple batting controls, and picking up the strategy is easy. My only small wish is for a few more stadiums, but for a retro title this is a solid hit.

Henry ★★★★★

The batting interface feels surprisingly responsive for an 8-bit game, and the Japanese-style graphics on the cart are a nice touch. It's a fun pickup for fans of retro sports titles.

Benjamin ★★★★★

Finally got this and the box art alone is worth the price, so much more charming than the western release. The batting and pitching feel surprisingly responsive for a Famicom sports game, really captures that arcade-style baseball energy.