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Lets Make a Baseball Team

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$3.74 $4.99 In stock

Category: Sega Saturn

Simulates the ins and outs of life at a baseball club. Will your team be the Giants or the Nippon Ham Fighters of the Japanese Professional Baseballing circuit?

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

I’ve spent the whole weekend buried in the front-office mode, and the way it juggles player morale with ticket sales feels disturbingly real. The roster editor alone is worth the price if you’ve ever wanted to manage the Ham Fighters to a championship.

Emma T. ★★★★★

Finally got a Saturn game that dives deep into club management instead of just playing the matches. The roster management feature is surprisingly detailed, even letting you set player morale and training schedules. If you love baseball sims, this one scratches a very specific itch.

Kevin ★★★★★

Picked this up because I'm obsessed with Japanese baseball, and the detail in managing a club from the locker room to the front office is surprisingly deep. The interface is in Japanese, so keep a translation guide handy, but the simulation mechanics are way more involved than I expected.