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Greatest Nine 96

Second hand. Slight impressions in the manual cover. Light disk scratches.

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$2.47 $3.99 In stock

Category: Sega Saturn

Realistic graphics and a gritty, urban rap theme track in English juxtaposed against the Japanese commentary. Solid game of baseball from the experts at Sega Sports.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James ★★★★★

The urban rap theme track caught me off guard but totally fits the gritty vibe, and the graphics are surprisingly realistic for a Saturn game. Pitches feel responsive and the Japanese commentary gives it an authentic arcade feel that keeps me coming back.

Kevin ★★★★★

The Japanese commentary adds such a cool, authentic layer to the gritty urban rap theme. The player models move incredibly smoothly, and the realistic graphics really stand out for a Saturn game. This is easily the most fun I've had with a baseball game in years.

Zoe J. ★★★★★

The English rap track over the Japanese play-by-play is such a wild combo, but it somehow makes every at-bat feel like a street-level showdown. The player models and stadiums look genuinely gritty for a Saturn game, and the swing timing feels tight enough to keep you hooked for hours.