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'''''Famista '91''''' is a baseball video game by Namcot, the | '''''Famista '91''''' is a baseball video game by Namcot, the sixth in the series for the Nintendo Famicom. | ||
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== Series Firsts == | == Series Firsts == | ||
* Speech synthesis is used to announce strikes, fouls, and outs. | |||
* Defense and arm strength ratings are added to each player to differentiate their abilities in the field. | |||
* Players are now listed with an official position, though this is only used to require trading like-for-like positions in the trade feature. Pinch hitters can still play the field with no penalty to their defense rating. | |||
* Home Run Competition mode added. This is a one-on-one home run derby between players from two teams. | |||
* No error mode introduced as an option. | |||
* Up to four players can now be traded before starting a game. | |||
* The stadiums from the previous game are replaced by four new ones: Ones based on the Marines Stadium, Kawasaki Stadium, Wrigley Field, and a Corn park similar to ''Field of Dreams''. | |||
== Other Changes == | |||
Several features were removed compared to the previous title ''[[Famista '90]]'': | |||
* Battery backup was removed. The password feature returns for resuming progress. | |||
* League Mode removed. The progression goes back to the traditional method where 1P must defeat each opponent team in turn. | |||
* The Anime Stars and Pro Stars teams remain in the game but are no longer playable. | |||
* Each of the six parks from the previous game is replaced by the four new ones in this title. | |||
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Revision as of 22:06, 24 August 2025
Famista '91
| JP Title | ファミスタ’91 |
|---|---|
| Release Date | Japan: December 21 1990 |
| Developer | Namcot |
| Publisher | Namcot |
| Original Price | 4900 yen |
| Team Names | Team initials only, no NPB license |
| Player Names | Parody NPB player names |
| Preceded by | Famista '90 |
| Followed by | Famista '92 (Famicom) Super Famista (Super Famicom) |
Famista '91 is a baseball video game by Namcot, the sixth in the series for the Nintendo Famicom.
Gameplay Video
Series Firsts
- Speech synthesis is used to announce strikes, fouls, and outs.
- Defense and arm strength ratings are added to each player to differentiate their abilities in the field.
- Players are now listed with an official position, though this is only used to require trading like-for-like positions in the trade feature. Pinch hitters can still play the field with no penalty to their defense rating.
- Home Run Competition mode added. This is a one-on-one home run derby between players from two teams.
- No error mode introduced as an option.
- Up to four players can now be traded before starting a game.
- The stadiums from the previous game are replaced by four new ones: Ones based on the Marines Stadium, Kawasaki Stadium, Wrigley Field, and a Corn park similar to Field of Dreams.
Other Changes
Several features were removed compared to the previous title Famista '90:
- Battery backup was removed. The password feature returns for resuming progress.
- League Mode removed. The progression goes back to the traditional method where 1P must defeat each opponent team in turn.
- The Anime Stars and Pro Stars teams remain in the game but are no longer playable.
- Each of the six parks from the previous game is replaced by the four new ones in this title.
Commercial
