Necchuu! Pro Yakyuu 2002 - Revision history

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	}}Namco ventured into a more realistic style of baseball game for the first time with '''''Necchuu! Pro Yakyuu 2002''''', an arcade and PlayStation 2 title set in NPB.		}}Namco ventured into a more realistic style of baseball game for the first time with '''''Necchuu! Pro Yakyuu 2002''''', an arcade and PlayStation 2 title set in NPB.

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Physical Media

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	The opening theme song is "al di là" by HΛL.		The opening theme song is "al di là" by HΛL.

			== Commercial ==
			<youtube>052Q2uO7pzI</youtube>

	== Physical Media ==		== Physical Media ==
	~~Text~~		<gallery>
			File:Necchuu Pro Yakyuu 2002 box art.png\|Necchuu! Pro Yakyuu 2002 PlayStation 2 box art
			File:Necchuu Pro Yakyuu 2002 insert front.png\|Front side of the Namco Sports newspaper insert included with the game.
			File:Necchuu Pro Yakyuu 2002 insert back.png\|Back side of the Namco Sports newspaper insert included with the game.
			</gallery>

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	This is the first realistic-styled game developed by Namco, released one year after the cartoon-styled ''World Stadium 5'' for the original PlayStation. Masaharu Miyake provided play-by-play commentary.		This is the first realistic-styled game developed by Namco, released one year after the cartoon-styled ''World Stadium 5'' for the original PlayStation. Masaharu Miyake provided play-by-play commentary. Similar to Reiko Nagase for the ''Ridge Racer'' series, a virtual idol named Hitomi Yoshino stars on the box art and intro cinematics for the ''Necchuu!'' series.

	Gameplay modes:		Gameplay modes:

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External Links

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	* [https://www.bandainamcoent.co.jp/cs/list/nechu2002/products/index.html Official website (JP)]		* [https://www.bandainamcoent.co.jp/cs/list/nechu2002/products/index.html Official website (JP)]
			* [https://strategywiki.org/wiki/Necchuu!_Pro_Yakyuu_2002 StrategyWiki page with some details on the arcade version]
	* [https://baseballking.jp/ns/column/326491 Baseball King column on the game's history (JP)]		* [https://baseballking.jp/ns/column/326491 Baseball King column on the game's history (JP)]
	* [https://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ms3m-tks/game/nechu2002/nechu2002_doc.htm A fan site with player data and info on hidden controls (JP)]		* [https://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ms3m-tks/game/nechu2002/nechu2002_doc.htm A fan site with player data and info on hidden controls (JP)]

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	\| title = Necchuu! Pro Yakyuu 2002		\| title = Necchuu! Pro Yakyuu 2002
	\| jpntitle = 熱チュー! プロ野球2002		\| jpntitle = 熱チュー! プロ野球2002
	\| image =		\| image = Necchuu Pro Yakyuu 2002 front box art.png
	\| releasedate = Japan: April 18 2002		\| releasedate = Japan: April 18 2002
	\| platforms = PlayStation 2, Arcade		\| platforms = PlayStation 2, Arcade

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	}}~~Description~~		}}Namco ventured into a more realistic style of baseball game for the first time with '''''Necchuu! Pro Yakyuu 2002''''', an arcade and PlayStation 2 title set in NPB.

			The game's title is licensed from Fuji Television's baseball broadcasts, which from 2002-2004 were titled "Necchuu! Pro Yakyuu." The first word in the title is a portmanteau of the word for heat/fever and the word for broadcast or relay.

	== Gameplay Video ==		== Gameplay Video ==
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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	Masaharu Miyake provided play-by-play commentary.		This is the first realistic-styled game developed by Namco, released one year after the cartoon-styled ''World Stadium 5'' for the original PlayStation. Masaharu Miyake provided play-by-play commentary.

			Gameplay modes:

			* Pennant - Play through one season as an NPB team. The season length is configurable at 5, 15, 30, 70, or a real 140 game length.
			* Open - A single-game exhibition mode. Single-player, two-player, or CPU vs. CPU options are available.
			* Training - A mode allowing repeated practice in a scenario you set, or a guided tutorial.
			* Asunaro - A single-season create-a-player mode with missions and ability improvement mechanics. The title means something like "grow into tomorrow."
			* Trade - Edit rosters for use in the other modes. Players created in Asunaro mode are available.
			* Highlight - Results and highlights can be saved from matches in the Pennant and Open modes.

	== Intro ==		== Intro ==

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	== Gameplay Video ==		== Gameplay Video ==
	~~Text~~		<youtube>NIbTaMhOrFM</youtube>

			== Description ==
			Masaharu Miyake provided play-by-play commentary.

	== Intro ==		== Intro ==
	~~Intro~~		<youtube>ZNhD96ADCqg</youtube>

			The opening theme song is "al di là" by HΛL.

	== Physical Media ==		== Physical Media ==
	~~Texst~~		Text

			== External Links ==

			* [https://www.bandainamcoent.co.jp/cs/list/nechu2002/products/index.html Official website (JP)]
			* [https://baseballking.jp/ns/column/326491 Baseball King column on the game's history (JP)]
			* [https://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ms3m-tks/game/nechu2002/nechu2002_doc.htm A fan site with player data and info on hidden controls (JP)]

	[[Category:Released in 2002]]		[[Category:Released in 2002]]
	[[Category:2000s]]		[[Category:2000s]]

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	\| releasedate = Japan: April 18 2002		\| releasedate = Japan: April 18 2002
	\| platforms = PlayStation 2		\| platforms = PlayStation 2, Arcade
	\| developer = Namco		\| developer = Namco
	\| publisher = Namco		\| publisher = Namco
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	\| playernames = Real NPB players		\| playernames = Real NPB players
	}}		}}Description

			== Gameplay Video ==
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			== Intro ==
			Intro

			== Physical Media ==
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	[[Category:Released in 2002]]		[[Category:Released in 2002]]
	[[Category:2000s]]		[[Category:2000s]]

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	\| publisher = Namco		\| publisher = Namco
	\| price = 6800 yen		\| price = 6800 yen
	\| teamnames = ~~Teal~~ NPB teams		\| teamnames = Real NPB teams
	\| playernames = Real NPB players		\| playernames = Real NPB players
	}}		}}

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