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| title = Kyuukyoku Harikiri Stadium | |||
| jpntitle = 究極ハリキリスタジアム | |||
| image = Kyuukyoku-Harikiri-Stadium-cartridge-art.png | |||
| releasedate = Japan: June 28 1988 | |||
| platforms = Famicom | |||
| developer = Taito | |||
| publisher = Taito | |||
| price = | |||
| teamnames = Parody NPB teams | |||
| playernames = Parody NPB players | |||
}} | |||
'''''Kyuukyoku Harikiri Stadium''''' (''Harikiri'' is a made-up word meaning something like “exciting”, not to be confused with ''harakiri'') is an 8-bit baseball game. A little unusually for this era, the gameplay point of view is behind the hitter when the player is hitting and behind the pitcher when the player is pitching, rather than only one point of view or the other. | '''''Kyuukyoku Harikiri Stadium''''' (''Harikiri'' is a made-up word meaning something like “exciting”, not to be confused with ''harakiri'') is an 8-bit baseball game. A little unusually for this era, the gameplay point of view is behind the hitter when the player is hitting and behind the pitcher when the player is pitching, rather than only one point of view or the other. | ||
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* H – Homes – Nankai Hawks | * H – Homes – Nankai Hawks | ||
* Ba – Bavaroises – Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes | * Ba – Bavaroises – Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes | ||
* O – Ororons | * O – Ororons – Lotte Orions | ||
* F – Flighters – Nippon Ham Fighters | * F – Flighters – Nippon Ham Fighters | ||
* I – Idol team, with names based on pop idols rather than a real baseball team | * I – Idol team, with names based on pop idols rather than a real baseball team | ||
== Translation Patch == | |||
[https://gbatemp.net/download/kyuukyoku-harikiri-stadium.36684/ An English translation patch was made by MrRichard999, pacnsacdave, and Jink640.] | |||
[[Category:Released in 1988]] | [[Category:Released in 1988]] | ||
[[Category:NES / Family Computer games]] | [[Category:NES / Family Computer games]] | ||
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[[Category:Published by Taito]] | [[Category:Published by Taito]] | ||
[[Category:1980s]] | [[Category:1980s]] | ||
[[Category:Pro baseball games]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:34, 9 March 2025
Kyuukyoku Harikiri Stadium
| JP Title | 究極ハリキリスタジアム |
|---|---|
| Release Date | Japan: June 28 1988 |
| Platforms | Famicom |
| Developer | Taito |
| Publisher | Taito |
| Team Names | Parody NPB teams |
| Player Names | Parody NPB players |
Kyuukyoku Harikiri Stadium (Harikiri is a made-up word meaning something like “exciting”, not to be confused with harakiri) is an 8-bit baseball game. A little unusually for this era, the gameplay point of view is behind the hitter when the player is hitting and behind the pitcher when the player is pitching, rather than only one point of view or the other.
Gameplay Video
Description
Similar to SNK’s Baseball Stars, you are able to level up your players after each game in various attributes like hitting ability and speed.
Maybe the most unexpected feature is the Highlight of the Game. A replay of a pivotal moment runs after the game ends, including a trail tracking where the pitch in flight if the highlight is for a pitch.
Roster and Team Details
The game lacks a license for the real Japanese professional teams, so parody names with the same initials as the real teams are used instead:
- G – Gullivers – Yomiuri Giants
- T – Titanics – Hanshin Tigers
- C – Cops – Hiroshima Toyo Carp
- D – Drapons – Chunichi Dragons (stumped by this one, though it seems to be a common parody version of Dragons used by manga and youth teams)
- W – Wafers – Yokohama Taiyo Whales
- S – Slalom – Yakult Swallows
- L – Lycaons – Seibu Lions
- Bu – Bremens – Hankyu Braves
- H – Homes – Nankai Hawks
- Ba – Bavaroises – Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes
- O – Ororons – Lotte Orions
- F – Flighters – Nippon Ham Fighters
- I – Idol team, with names based on pop idols rather than a real baseball team
Translation Patch
An English translation patch was made by MrRichard999, pacnsacdave, and Jink640.
