Greatest Nine '96

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Greatest Nine '96
JP Title グレイテストナイン'96
Release Date Japan: July 19 1996
Platforms Saturn
Developer Sega
Publisher Sega
Original Price 5800 yen
Team Names Real NPB teams
Player Names Real NPB players
Preceded by Kanzen Chuukei Pro Yakyuu Greatest Nine
Followed by Pro Yakyuu Greatest Nine '97

Greatest Nine '96, is the second in a series of realistic-styled baseball video games by Sega. The game features a license for the teams and players of the Japanese professional baseball league.

Gameplay Video

Secrets

  • Big Head Mode / Real Face Mode - In an Open/Exhibition game, select the two teams to play each other. When both team flags are on-screen just afterwards, start holding L, R, and Y. Hold those buttons through the remaining menus until the game starts. Instead of a generic appearance, each player model now features an oversized version of their official photo.
  • Secret Teams - Select Open/Exhibition from the main menu. On the "Play Mode" screen, start holding the L, R, and Down buttons until you get to the Team Select screen. Two new teams, the Ultimates and Perfects, now appear. The members of these teams are randomly selected from among the 12 pro teams.
  • Moving Mascot - On the scoreboard screen after the game is over, press Z nine times to make the winning team's mascot move around the screen.