Baseball

• TWO CONTROLLER OVERLAYS GUIDE PLAYERS
• ALL OUTFIELDERS, HITTER, PITCHER AND RUNNER CAN BE INDIVIDUALLY CONTROLLED
• INFIELDERS ARE CONTROLLED BY THE COMPUTER
• SECOND SCENE APPEARS FOR BALL HIT TO OUTFIELD
• DEFENSIVE PLAYER CAN MOVE ANY OUTFIELDER TO CATCH OR PICK UP THE BALL AND "THROW OUT" THE BASE RUNNER
• THE OFFENSIVE PLAYER CAN MOVE HIS RUNNER AROUND THE BASES, STOP AT FIRST OR "TRY FOR A DOUBLE"
• A "HOME RUN" CAN BE HIT BY THE BATTER
• STRIKES AND BALLS ARE CALLED
• THE PITCHER CAN THROW A SLOW, FAST, CHANGE OF PACE, INSIDE OR OUTSIDE CURVE BALL
• PLAYS JUST LIKE THE REAL GAME
• "BATTER UP"

Source: Back of Box - Arcadia 2001 (US)