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| title = World Series Baseball 2K1 | | title = World Series Baseball 2K1 | ||
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| releasedate = July | | releasedate = North America: July 19 2000, Japan: March 22 2001 | ||
| platforms = Dreamcast | | platforms = Dreamcast | ||
| developer = Wow Entertainment | | developer = Wow Entertainment | ||
| publisher = Sega | | publisher = Sega | ||
| price = | | price = $49.99 (U.S.), 6800 yen (Japan) | ||
| teamnames = Real MLB teams | | teamnames = Real MLB teams | ||
| playernames = Real MLB players | | playernames = Real MLB players | ||
| coverathlete = Pedro Martinez | |||
}}'''''World Series Baseball 2K1''''' is the first of two MLB games published by Sega for their Dreamcast console. The initial entry was developed by Tokyo-based studio Wow Entertainment. Blue Shift, Visual Concepts, and Exile Interactive would take over the series for the sequel, ''[[World Series Baseball 2K2]]'', in 2001. | }}'''''World Series Baseball 2K1''''' is the first of two MLB games published by Sega for their Dreamcast console. The initial entry was developed by Tokyo-based studio Wow Entertainment. Blue Shift, Visual Concepts, and Exile Interactive would take over the series for the sequel, ''[[World Series Baseball 2K2]]'', in 2001. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:24, 27 February 2024
World Series Baseball 2K1
| Release Date | North America: July 19 2000, Japan: March 22 2001 |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Dreamcast |
| Developer | Wow Entertainment |
| Publisher | Sega |
| Original Price | $49.99 (U.S.), 6800 yen (Japan) |
| Team Names | Real MLB teams |
| Player Names | Real MLB players |
| Cover Athlete(s) | Pedro Martinez |
World Series Baseball 2K1 is the first of two MLB games published by Sega for their Dreamcast console. The initial entry was developed by Tokyo-based studio Wow Entertainment. Blue Shift, Visual Concepts, and Exile Interactive would take over the series for the sequel, World Series Baseball 2K2, in 2001.
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