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{{GameInfobox | |||
| title = World Stadium EX | |||
| jpntitle = ワールドスタジアムEX | |||
| image = | |||
| releasedate = Japan: July 26 1996 | |||
| platforms = PlayStation | |||
| developer = Namco | |||
| publisher = Namco | |||
| price = | |||
| teamnames = Real NPB teams | |||
| playernames = Real NPB players | |||
| coverathlete = Ichiro Suzuki is the sliding #51 player on the cover art | |||
}} | |||
The first PlayStation 1 game in Namco’s incredibly long-running and variously-named series that includes the first ''R.B.I. Baseball'' game, ''Super Batter Up'', ''Extra Bases'' on the Game Boy, and the ''Family Stadium/Famista'' games. Namco lightly dips its toes into the world of 3D with ''World Stadium EX'', presenting 3D-modeled stadiums with 2D player sprites laid on top of them. | The first PlayStation 1 game in Namco’s incredibly long-running and variously-named series that includes the first ''R.B.I. Baseball'' game, ''Super Batter Up'', ''Extra Bases'' on the Game Boy, and the ''Family Stadium/Famista'' games. Namco lightly dips its toes into the world of 3D with ''World Stadium EX'', presenting 3D-modeled stadiums with 2D player sprites laid on top of them. | ||