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| title = Softball Tengoku | | title = Softball Tengoku | ||
| jpntitle = ソフトボール天国 | |||
| image = Softball Tengoku cover art.jpg | | image = Softball Tengoku cover art.jpg | ||
| releasedate = October 27 1989 | | releasedate = October 27 1989 | ||
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| teamnames = Fictional teams | | teamnames = Fictional teams | ||
| playernames = Fictional roster with some celebrity parodies | | playernames = Fictional roster with some celebrity parodies | ||
| numteams = 26 | |||
| numparks = 6 | |||
| numplayers = 10 | |||
| avg9innings = 20 minutes | |||
}} | }} | ||
''Softball Tengoku'' is a softball game developed by Tose Co., a long-running Japanese game development studio that specializes in (often uncredited) contract work for other, larger game studios. It is one of only a few games solely developed by Tose, alongside ''The Legendary Starfy'' and ''Super Bases Loaded''. The primary feature is a “schoolyard pick”-style of roster construction similar to ''Backyard Baseball'', with each character having different attributes and special abilities. | ''Softball Tengoku'' is a softball game developed by Tose Co., a long-running Japanese game development studio that specializes in (often uncredited) contract work for other, larger game studios. It is one of only a few games solely developed by Tose, alongside ''The Legendary Starfy'' and ''[[Super Bases Loaded]]''. The primary feature is a “schoolyard pick”-style of roster construction similar to ''Backyard Baseball'', with each character having different attributes and special abilities. | ||
The game was released in a modified version in North America as [[Dusty Diamond's All-Star Softball]]. | The game was released in a modified version in North America as [[Dusty Diamond's All-Star Softball]]. | ||