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Power League III (Hu Card Only)

Second hand. Please note no manual or box are supplied. Multiplayer link up may require a multitap depending on system used (not supplied.)

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$3.64 $4.99 In stock

Category: PC Engine HU Card

Enjoyable game of rounders with PC Engine sponsored stadiums and teams based on their real life counterparts, just with slight adjustments to avoid litigation. So forget playing as Hiroshima Carp, best go for the Cark.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The stadium designs in Power League III are surprisingly detailed, with real-life team layouts that make each match feel authentic. The twisted team names are a fun nod to the actual rosters without getting sued. For a Hu Card, the sprite work is crisp and the gameplay flows smoothly once you get th

Ellie I. ★★★★★

The stadiums being based on real-life parks with tweaked names is a fun touch, and the Hu Card loads fast with no annoying save file hassle. Batting feels tight enough that I’m already hooked on a full season, even if the graphics are pure 16-bit charm.

Andrew E. ★★★★★

Finally a baseball game that doesn't mess around with the team names—seeing the real stadiums and slightly altered rosters actually adds to the immersion. The batting timing feels just right once you get the hang of it, making each at-bat tense and rewarding.

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