Unreleased or canceled baseball games: Difference between revisions
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This page tracks publicly-known or announced baseball games that were never released. This includes cases where a game released on multiple consoles but a version for a certain platform was canceled. | This page tracks publicly-known or announced baseball games that were never released. This includes cases where a game released on multiple consoles but a version for a certain platform was canceled. | ||
== 3DO == | |||
* ''[[3D Baseball]]'' (Crystal Dynamics) | |||
* ''[[3DO Baseball]]'' (Studio 3DO) | |||
* ''[[ESPN Baseball: Catching]]'' (Intellimedia Sports) | |||
* ''[[ESPN Baseball: Defensive Play]]'' (Intellimedia Sports) | |||
* ''[[ESPN Baseball: Pitching]]'' (Intellimedia Sports) | |||
* ''[[ESPN Let's Play Baseball]]'' (Intellimedia Sports) | |||
* ''[[Pro Yakyuu Virtual Stadium|Virtual Stadium Baseball]]'' (EA Sports) - released in Japan as ''Pro Yakyuu Virtual Stadium'' | |||
== Arcade == | == Arcade == | ||
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* ''[[Power Up Baseball]]'' (Midway) | * ''[[Power Up Baseball]]'' (Midway) | ||
== | == Microsoft Xbox == | ||
* '' | * ''[[Charlie Brown's All-Stars]]'' (Bandai Namco) | ||
== Nintendo Game Boy Advance == | == Nintendo Game Boy Advance == | ||
* ''[[High Heat Major League Baseball 2004]]'' (The 3DO Company) | * ''[[High Heat Major League Baseball 2004]]'' (The 3DO Company) | ||
== Nintendo Game Boy Color == | |||
* ''[[High Heat Major League Baseball 2002]]'' (The 3DO Company) | |||
== Nintendo GameCube == | == Nintendo GameCube == | ||
* ''[[Crushed Baseball 2004]]'' (Bam! Entertainment) | |||
* ''[[High Heat Major League Baseball 2004]]'' (The 3DO Company) | * ''[[High Heat Major League Baseball 2004]]'' (The 3DO Company) | ||
* ''[[Nintendo Pennant Chase Baseball]]'' (Nintendo) | * ''[[Nintendo Pennant Chase Baseball]]'' (Nintendo) | ||
== Nintendo Wii == | |||
* ''[[Charlie Brown's All-Stars]]'' (Bandai Namco) | |||
== Sega Genesis == | |||
* [[Earl Weaver Baseball (1992)|''Earl Weaver Baseball'' (1992)]] (EA Sports) | |||
* ''[[Super Star Baseball]]'' (EA Sports) | |||
== Sony PlayStation 2 == | |||
* ''[[Charlie Brown's All-Stars]]'' (Bandai Namco) | |||
* ''[[Crushed Baseball 2004]]'' (Bam! Entertainment) | |||
== Sony PlayStation Portable == | |||
* ''[[Charlie Brown's All-Stars]]'' (Bandai Namco) | |||
[[Category:Unreleased games]] | [[Category:Unreleased games]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:35, 16 November 2025
This page tracks publicly-known or announced baseball games that were never released. This includes cases where a game released on multiple consoles but a version for a certain platform was canceled.
3DO
- 3D Baseball (Crystal Dynamics)
- 3DO Baseball (Studio 3DO)
- ESPN Baseball: Catching (Intellimedia Sports)
- ESPN Baseball: Defensive Play (Intellimedia Sports)
- ESPN Baseball: Pitching (Intellimedia Sports)
- ESPN Let's Play Baseball (Intellimedia Sports)
- Virtual Stadium Baseball (EA Sports) - released in Japan as Pro Yakyuu Virtual Stadium
Arcade
- Power Up Baseball (Midway)
Microsoft Xbox
- Charlie Brown's All-Stars (Bandai Namco)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance
- High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 (The 3DO Company)
Nintendo Game Boy Color
- High Heat Major League Baseball 2002 (The 3DO Company)
Nintendo GameCube
- Crushed Baseball 2004 (Bam! Entertainment)
- High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 (The 3DO Company)
- Nintendo Pennant Chase Baseball (Nintendo)
Nintendo Wii
- Charlie Brown's All-Stars (Bandai Namco)
Sega Genesis
- Earl Weaver Baseball (1992) (EA Sports)
- Super Star Baseball (EA Sports)
Sony PlayStation 2
- Charlie Brown's All-Stars (Bandai Namco)
- Crushed Baseball 2004 (Bam! Entertainment)
Sony PlayStation Portable
- Charlie Brown's All-Stars (Bandai Namco)
