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TV Arcade IV: Baseball [Model 18V403]
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TV Arcade IV: Baseball (c) 1977 RCA. An adaptation of the sport for two players. When one player is batting the other pitches and controls the movement of the fielders. A game starts with the pitcher pressing one of three keys: 5 for a straight pitch, 2 for an inside curve and 8 for an outside curve. Holding any of the keys down leads to a change up. The batter then has to swing the bat by pressing the 5 key. After a hit the defending player can move the fielders up and down to attempt catching the ball. Movement of runners is automatic. The player with the highest score after nine innings wins the game. If it is a tie, up to 99 extra innings can be played or until a player gets 99 runs. - TECHNICAL - GAME: 18V403 To Start: Press CLEAR, then 0 on Keypad 1. To Control in game: 2 or 5 on Keypad 2 to launch the ball; 5 on Keypad 1 to hit the ball. - STAFF - Written by: Andrew Modla - SOURCES - See Goodies section.
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TV Arcade IV: Baseball (c) 1977 RCA. An adaptation of the sport for two players. When one player is batting the other pitches and controls the movement of the fielders. A game starts with the pitcher pressing one of three keys: 5 for a straight pitch, 2 for an inside curve and 8 for an outside curve. Holding any of the keys down leads to a change up. The batter then has to swing the bat by pressing the 5 key. After a hit the defending player can move the fielders up and down to attempt catching the ball. Movement of runners is automatic. The player with the highest score after nine innings wins the game. If it is a tie, up to 99 extra innings can be played or until a player gets 99 runs. - TECHNICAL - GAME: 18V403 To Start: Press CLEAR, then 0 on Keypad 1. To Control in game: 2 or 5 on Keypad 2 to launch the ball; 5 on Keypad 1 to hit the ball. - STAFF - Written by: Andrew Modla - SOURCES - See Goodies section.
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