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Baseball Stars is my favorite game of all time.

Not gonna lie.... I clicked on this video saying ..."if this guy doesn't have R.B.I. Baseball as #1, gonna give him a thumbs down!"...... here's a thumbs up.... greatest baseball game ever (All Star 99 on N64 a close second).

My buddy brought the original NES Baseball game to life ! He kept stats! I will never forget it ...got me into it too..Had every stat imaginable....He even picked an ALL STAR Team at the half way point and wrote his selections on poster board and hung them on his door....Played the all star game out too......I bet we were only ones in the world doing this....same kid had the Tecmo Plays written in a notebook and would study them at night lol

Baseball Simulator 1.000 for NES is by far the best baseball game I have ever played on any platform.

Baseball Simulator 1.000 was a game by Culture Brain that had lots of replay value and had a battery inside to save your season. Ability to create a team was great and the different ball park venues were fun - mercy rule was in effect and you could win the game against the computer if you built your roster correctly. Power-ups in games weren't pure but it was fun. Music in the game wasn't bad either. I also liked that it allowed you to skip other team games you weren't involved in or watch them as the computer ran the simulations. It was true baseball entertainment.

Always loved Baseball Simulator 1.000 myself for the in depth season mode and the option to play games with Ultra plays which was like baseball between super heroes.

I wholeheartedly agree about “RBI Baseball” being the best NES Baseball Game. I still have that video game music in my head all these years later.

Baseball Stars has got to be the greatest news baseball game. It was probably the most groundbreaking baseball game of all time. First game to keep track of stats, also first where you can make and name ur own team . You could make money winning games to power up ur players. Lastly the field perspective would scroll to the outfield on balls hit. Before that all field views were a static wide shot of the whole field

Baseball Stars allll the way. So fun building a team, pumping them up, graphics were awesome, music, climb the fence, everything.

Baseball Simulator 1.000 was great too

It’s not really a “proper” baseball game, but big shoutout to Base Wars. That game was amazing!

Stellar list. Bad News Baseball looks great, never tried that one. NES sports games are such nostalgia.

Baseball Stars was my all time favorite, Me and me three friends created a Team with all of our friends in the team, and we passed around the controller whenever we were up to bat. We only played the game when the four of us got together, We really liked how as you won games, you earned money and could improve your players. Even now decades later when we get together we still talk about this game

Base Wars on NES and Super Bases Loaded on the SNES were such big parts of my childhood!

RBI Baseball will forever be my favorite baseball game.

Baseball Simulator 1,000 or 2,000 can’t remember 🤷‍♂️ was also a great baseball game.

Nice! I will never forget baseball stars

Baseball Stars was such a great game. The worst part though is when you turned on the game and all the saved teams you personally built were POOF GONE!! Broke my heart.

I think Al Pedrique was a light hitting middle infielder. Total spare.

I spent a summer playing Baseball Stars. If you played a game against yourself in tournament mode, you would win prize money. So I would ten run mercy myself against the girl's team or the American Dreams. It was a bit of a hack that allowed you to earn big $ in a matter of minutes. If you did that enough times you could stack your team with stars. Other little hacks included buying rookies with high potential (90 points) and turning them into players with maxed out stats by using that money. Since upgrading your players points was randomized (one to six) points, you only saved the game when you received higher points. My team had all superstar players with 89/90 points.

Dusty Diamonds All Star Softball 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Baseball Stars was my favorite. Blackbox baseball brings back alot of memories too.

Baseball Simulator ⚾️ 🧢 bad ass game, Red and blue ultra league team are HOF players, RBI baseball the computer was vicious

Bad News Baseball was my favorite. The music was great.

I loved Bases Loaded because the graphics were great and it was one of the first games with the play perspective behind the pitcher like watching on TV, so cool!

baseball simulator 1.000 was my favorite

The best part of Bases Loaded was beaning the cleanup hitter and causing a brawl

Bad News baseball was always my favorite growing up.

Great list. Baseball Simulator 1.000 was another fun one with all the power ups. I actually preferred RBI 2 to the first. Three of my friends and I had leagues with that game where we kept stats in a notebook. Bad News is so underrated. Because Baseball Stars and Little League were both SNK they were very similar. I remember the big difference being that in LL you could jump on defense but couldn't in BS, but as you noted, you could climb the wall in BS and not in LL. I had no problems hitting HRs in LL by the way and definitely robbed a few HRs by climbing the wall in BS. My best friend got Bad News and Baseball Simulator for his birthday one year and we played both games all day and all night. We finally realized the sun was coming up and had to finally get some sleep. Ha.

Baseball Simulator? That has to be on the list.

You left out Baseball Simulator 1.000 which is easily my favorite. It had customized teams and players and kept season statistics. It was way ahead of its time unlike the games you picked.

Baseball Stars was the greatest baseball game on the NES hands down. You could create a player and actually level him up long before The Show and others came about.

Baseball simulator I think was the best. There were like 8 different stadiums you could choose from and you could make your own player's building their attributes.

I just liked Bases loaded because you can charge the mound when hit by a pitch

For me, Bad News Baseball is the best by far! My cousins and I still play it to this very day. Thirty three years later and counting. It’s bigtime fun, the music is catchy and there is never a dull moment playing it. Awesome game!

Original NES Baseball was one of my favorites. I was the Cardinals. Other friends picked different teams....We used to use notebook paper and create lineups (with the MLB players) and keep stats. Had an entire folder of stats and box scores etc. Good times !

I loved Baseball Simulator 1.000 and Bases loaded. I think Bases loaded was the first baseball game where you can rush the mound and fight. lol

Hell yeah, good ole Bases Loaded! Loved it. And Baseball Stars was way ahead of its time. Watching this video was like hopping in a time machine because of your comments.

Spot on about baseball games being the original trash talk games before fighting games came on the scene! Dusty Diamonds honorable mention.

The memories this brought back. I remember playing these as a kid as well. Great video.

we seem similar ages - i was born in 79. nice to see an actual adult reviewing NES games!

Roger Clemens MVP was my favorite back then. Hours and hours on that thing!

Hahaha, I think it's awesome that kids that probably lived hundreds of miles away from each other had the same experiences. That bait in RBI was awesome. I would get my younger brother all the time with that. Thanks for the nostalgia kick.

Al Pedrique is now the Manager of the Oakland Athletics. Pedrique was signed by the New York Mets in 1978 and made his debut nine years later. After five games with the team, he hit .301 with the Pirates in his rookie season, but only managed a .188 cumulative batting average after that. Pedrique was a career .247 hitter with one home run, 36 runs batted in (RBI), 32 runs, 18 doubles, one triple, and five stolen bases in 174 games.

Bad News Baseball is such a gem. I played the dog out of it, and Tecmo Baseball with my Dad growing up. Tecmo was on fire on the NES. Any of their sports games were top notch. I always felt safe buying a Tecmo game regardless of the subject matter.

Love RBI! As a Detroiter I always go with the Tigers. Trammel, Gibson, Sweet Lou, Chet Lemon, Darrel Evans, Jack Morris, Willie Hernandez, Doyle Alexander..etc. (Alexander had a great year in 88 but we gave up a young pitcher named John Smoltz, a Michigan native. Of course no one could anticipate Smoltz becoming a HOFer...hindsight is def 20/20 haha) I was 3mo old when the Tigers won it in 84 but I still remember my first game at old Tiger Stadium. Walking across the catwalk n lookin down on the lower deck crowd, sitting in the bleachers and seeing that HUGE outfield, all that beautiful green grass and the sun hitting the blue and orange seats. The best was sitting in left or right field in the upper deck, it would hang over the lower deck so you couldnt see if a ball was caught, a gap shot or a HR until you heard the crowd. Loved going down to Michigan and Trumbull in Corktown w the original cobble stone street still there. I was 5 years old and the Tigers were past their run, def a shame that they couldn't get to or win the Series one more time. Damn you Blue Jay's and Twins lol. Remember kids, back then you had 2 divisions in each league. East and West and the AL East in the late 80s was LOADED. Tigers, Blue Jay's, Twins, Red Sox...Hall of Famers all over those rosters. If you're too young or never saw a game at Tiger Stadium I highly recommend looking up vids on KZfaq or pics, vids online. Great old ballpark. CF was like 445ft lol. 50,000+ seat capacity. Dudes blasting balls OUT OF THE PARK, literally, I saw Cecil Fielder bomb a ball over the roof. They say Mantle hit one something stupid long that landed in a lumber yard across the street back in the late 50s early 60s. Like 500+ feet...dude was probably hung over when he did it too lmao kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p9iDmsmAksi5fnU.html

We played Roger Clemens MVP a lot as it had a 3d aspect and close up plays. Had fun one summer and the little brother of my friend cried when he lost. Baseball was all i cared about as a kid and i did rent all the nes bb games. And i'm not even american

"Look at that opposite field power"....hilarious. This took me back

RBI 3 was my favorite game. Played it all day.

Bases Loaded II, RBI Baseball and Baseball Stars were my favorites. Reggie Jackson Baseball on Sega Master System was fun.

Baseball Stars is considered one of the best baseball video games of all time. I love both RBI and Little League as well. Great list!

Great vid! Honorable mention: Baseball Simulator 1.000. Good #1!

RBI baseball with the players names sold me as a kid. This was definitely my favorite.

6:45 The #8 batter "Pedriq" is Al Pedrique, who had a short career with Pittsburgh in the late 80s. I haven't thought of that name in about thirty years. He played in the minors for a few years in the 90s but never made it back to the major leagues.

Basewars was a blast to play back in the day

BASEBALL STARS was one of the BEST games ever! PERIOD!!

Still to this day Baseball Stars is the best baseball game in my opinion. Wish you could play this online.

Bad News Baseball is my favorite in the genre, and is largely forgotten. Bean balls were a fun part of that game. The issue I see with the Little League game is a matter of scale. I'm guessing the developers compromised by making home runs rare, but keeping the field dimensions. Perhaps they thought a 60 foot diamond and short fences would not be appealing? I would think the opposite when one considers all the other baseball options out there.

I remember playing RBI Baseball as a stand up arcade game before work with my best friend. I was banned from playing Oakland due to the bash bros. But Baseball Stars is, in my opinion, the greatest NES baseball game. To me, it is RBI Baseball on steroids. The ability to have a 6 team league with a total of 125 games each(25 vs each opponent) AND have those players grow was unheard of in the early 90s. You said it was a great solo game but to me it was an even better game to play with friends. Getting a group of 6 people to play once a week was a major highlight to my gaming experience. Also, those wall catches are possible along with some great diving and jumping plays as players gain skill points.

Baseball Stars was the best one ever....period.

Good list.. I have baseball stars #1, it was just so innovative and ahead of its time, also baseball simulator 1000 is in my top 5 along with little league baseball, RBI baseball and MLB baseball.

I loved little league world series and Legends Of The Diamond. Getting to play as mythical baseball stars like Dizzy Dean was really cool to me as a kid. Legends Of The Diamond was my favorite. Both those games along with Roger clemens baseball were great in there time

You’re clearly playing with the wrong team in LL baseball game. Play with a different team and it can turn into a home run derby. I actually always appreciates that runs came in a variety of ways in that game, so it felt authentic.

Little league was the best. Brother and I would fight over Canada, best team in the game. But if you can win with Italy, you was a beast...i never could lol

RBI baseball was my jam!

SNK all stars was my favorite. I had Roger Clemens baseball which was my last game ever bought for me during Xmas that year. I had PlayStation games but never had as much fun as RBI baseball.

Baseball Stars was clearly the best ever.

Good picks. Bases Loaded was my favorite, but RBI definitely my #2

RBI was my favorite, until Baseball Simulator came along. Simulator was the best because you could edit players and create real current teams, and play a full season and it remembered stats. Incredible game for its day.

Great list!!!!!! 2 and 1 in that order were/are my absolute favorites. I remember as a kid going to play out baseball game. Pausing the game and turning off the TV so my parents thought I turned it all off.

Baseball Stars should be #1.....That game was awesome how you could build your own team and upgrade players. That is until the game didn't get shut down properly and you lost all your data!!!! Heartbreaking I still remember that feeling!

Bad news baseball & RBI was the best growing up !!

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My top 5 would be: 1. Baseball Stars 2. Bad News Baseball 3. Little League Baseball 4. Dusty Diamond All-Star Softball 5. Base Wars

I miss this time in games where companies would take a chance making something different. At one point in time I collected every NES baseball game and I believe there is over 20. I have since sold them, but it truly was the best system for fun baseball games. You can add Dusty Diamond's all star softball, Base Wars, and baseball simulator 1.000 to the list of the most fun baseball games of all time.

Baseball stars had several names that if you used your character would be loaded. It was amazing finding that as a kid by punching in famous names.

Bad News Baseball was my favorite. Fast paced, addicting music, hitting bombs.. Doug , the leadoff hitter for Toronto, was pure money. Fastest player in the game. Bunt single, steal 2nd and 3rd, then sacrifice him home. Automatic run when he led off the inning. We would play that all day lol

never was able to rob a homerun on baseball stars but falling on other side of fence made me laugh so hard

Honorable Mention: World Series Baseball for the Intellivision Computer System...sure it pre-dates the NES games by about 5 years...but it was groundbreaking. The TV camera angles...the picture-in-picture for runners on base...and play-by-play voice on IntelliVoice. But if we're strictly talking NES...then yes...Baseball Stars was the best. The ability to run a league where it kept all the info after you turned it off was mind-blowing at the time. Plus the way it kept stats was amazing...batting averages were tracked and changed every time the player stepped to the plate.

The SNK games had the best "physics" for fielding, throwing, and baserunning. I honestly believe Little League Championship Series is the best because it only takes 15 minutes to complete a game.

Great list! Bad News Baseball and Bases Loadad are 2 of my all time favorites.

I was at university in The States when RBI Baseball game out; my American mates and I played it all the time in the dorm and for sheer fun, I think it's the best video baseball game ever on any platform. One of my mates dad pitched in MLB for years and was actually in the game! I still play this occassionally on my emulator but it's not nearly as much fun playing against the computer.

You have it perfect with RBI baseball. I must say I would rate Baseball Simulator just above that one. It gave the ability to not only construct a team but you had limited statistics. We used to use baseball cards and do drafts and put those players in the game.....truly ahead of its time.

Baseball Stars was my favorite NES baseball game! For computer I loved Micro League Baseball for my Atari 800xl

I played every one of these games. No telling how many hours of my childhood I put in to these. Brings back memories.

Bases loaded was my favorite but to each their own

Baseball Simulator 1.000 was my favorite by far.

6:45...That's a guy named Al Pedrique. He played 174 games at shortstop, mostly for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He never made All-Star in real life. Ozzie Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals was the starting shortstop for the National League in the All-Star game in 1987. Since Ozzie Smith is in the game it leads me to believe the developer accidentally screwed up the NL All-Star roster & no one caught it.

Baseball Stars was soooooooo good. You have to put that next to Tecmo Bowl. Bases Loaded was good too.

I was waiting for RBI and you did not disappoint.

I loved RBI. Totally my favorite game for years.

Both of those SNK games were a blast to play

Baseball Stars was my addiction. I remember one time I played my best game against the American Dreams 3-1 and I was the California Angels. I sweat so hard during that game because the American Dreams was tough.

These games for the nes are awesome. Did you ever played little league baseball for the nes? I used to have it. Loved playing it as a kid. I can't believe I am 40 years old now. Good old days.

I bought NES 22 years ago just so I could play baseball stars again. Baseball stars 2 is also awesome the free agent market is great. And RBI 3 was one of my favourites also

There's a game I remember I think playing as a kid called Major League baseball. I'm pretty sure that's the name of it and I loved it

Bro, Dusty Diamond All Star Softball with all the crazy kid players. That was fun.

I didn't really play sports games much, but RBI Baseball was good. So good that it was a sports game I liked to play.

I actually prefer the 'behind the pitcher view' for both pitching and hitting. I wish more computer games had that option.