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The Majors Pro Baseball

 

 

SCORE: 91

 

The Majors Pro Baseball 

 

The coolest thing about playing retro video games is you never know when you will find the next gem. Take The Majors Pro Baseball for example. I have played plenty of sports games on the Game Gear that have not impressed me. I took The Majors Pro Baseball out of the pile knowing nothing about it. I honestly thought here comes another horrible hand held sports video game. That was my expectation based on prior experiences. The Majors Pro Baseball impressed me immediately. I was shocked this is a hand held video game. The Majors Pro Baseball would be a great game on an Evercade cartridge compilation.

Some nice music greeted me when I started playing The Majors Pro Baseball on the Game Gear. I went through the options of one player, vs play, or editing. I looked over the pennant continue, exhibition or pennant start. I checked out the nice array of baseball teams from the 1992 era. I got to choose teams, then how many innings, and from three stadiums. The three stadiums is where The Majors Pro Baseball is lacking.

Once I got into the baseball game I was shocked to see some pretty large player models in The Majors Pro Baseball. The fielding screen has smaller characters and the controls are not perfect there. The batting and the pitching are fantastic in The Majors Pro Baseball. I was able to quickly figure out how to bat and pitch in The Majors Pro Baseball. I got hits immediately playing The Majors Pro Baseball. I got strike outs in The Majors Pro Baseball as well. I lost a three inning game by one run. I was able to win later in other games.

The Majors Pro Baseball looks good, sounds good, and plays pretty good. The fielding does take some getting used to. We can move around multiple players at the same time instead of whichever player is closer to the ball. One little quibble over a hand held baseball video game is really good. I am also comparing The Majors Pro Baseball to other baseball games on the Game Gear that disappointed me greatly. This is a Game Gear game to check out.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 95%
Sound: 95%
Replay/Extras: 90%
Gameplay: 85%
Family Friendly Factor: 90%

System: Game Gear
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Sega
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated


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