Every Super Nintendo Baseball Game - SNESdrunk 

All of these SNES baseball games are LOUSY. BASEBALL STARS is the BEST, & I mean the FIRST "BASEBALL STARS" that came out for NINTENDO.

Coming back 6 years after to right a wrong, what a hero.

@@BXGUY73 Griffey Presents MLB isn't lousy dude...baseball stars is good but Bad News Baseball blows that away..

I came in here to tell you how bad you botched it haha. Glad you made an updated video :).

What happened to the SNES game Sports Illustrated Championship Football/Baseball? I think you may have left it out.

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Most definitely. A great game.

I still play 2020 super baseball, too.

The show 17 brought back the same game play and buttons with modern graphics

Best baseball game ever made.

I have a way you can play with realistic MLB players. Comes out surprising accurate.

I'm glad that this was the first comment. This game was BOATLOADS of fun, even if you weren't a baseball fan. It was like an action game in a baseball game. Full length seasons, stats, different character sprites for the hitters, even different batting stances! This game was the best.

@bill gates b&r

I scored a hundred runs once on there

So many great memories of that game.

Im with you 1. Super Baseball 2020 2. Ken Griffey Jr MLB

I agree with you, I think is the best baseball game, or at least the most enjoyable to play. You are right the scientist team was the best!!

I love MLB Power Pros and 08, played a ton as a kid

Great game!

Dynamic Stadium and Super Baseball 2020 were as close as the SNES got to Baseball Stars 2 being ported. Same batting and fielding style as BS2, and 2020 was released in arcades through SNK.

It was released on the NES. Well sort of... there were a couple games by that name, but obviously fairly dumbed down. I guess SNK was over Baseball Stars by this time and just went for Super Baseball 2020

Baseball Stars is the best baseball game of all time in my opinion. However, Baseball Stars 2 was a total flop. I remember saving up $60 worth of chores and allowance money (took forever) to buy that game when it was released, only to be *HUGELY* disappointed!!! Worst sequel ever and I have a feeling the game died off afterwards because the second game was so bad...

Surprising enough, Baseball Stars was released on the NES. Interesting...

+wiggy1182 Thanks

I agree. SNES DRUNK is the fuckin' man!

wiggy1182 best reviewer ever

RetroR0bbie I was such a huge fan of that game as a kid that I forced myself to love the inferior Winning Run just about as much, and later when I had an N64 and had received GoldenEye for my birthday in 1997 instead of the new Griffey game I had read about in various magazines that was to be out by May of that year I promptly had my Mom take me to KB Toys to return it unopened for a copy of Griffey 64, and alas it wasn't there! (The game was beset by many delays which I learned later, it would suffer at least 2 further). So I placed a pre-order and went back home with my random James Bond game which I knew nothing about up to that point, nor was I even familiar with the license as a 10 year old. Obviously this ended up being quite the lucky occurrence as GoldenEye ended up being an all time classic that I spent endless time with, along with making many great memories playing with my brother/cousins and friends in the awesome multiplayer. I did eventually get my hands on Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball, and while I definitely loved and played the crap out of that game, it wasn't until Slugfest that I was presented with an experience that at least mostly lived up to, if not perhaps surpassed the original 1994 release with it's near perfectly well rounded gameplay, and it's damn near console best graphics with all it's optional video filtering, and actual widescreen option. So yeah, all in all just a great series in which the first, and last games are it's definitive best, and it's a shame at least a couple more weren't squeezed out in that time frame either between the OG 4, or on the GameCube. The latter of which was obviously prevented by Griffey's move to the non Nintendo owned Cincinnati Reds, and the subsequent beginning of the downfall of his career due to repeated injury.

RetroR0bbie I still think about Griffy game, to this day!!. You could re-release the game with trades and league leaders stats, and it would be a smash hit again.

@@SeGa32xXx1 Dude, I agree with everything you said. I loved the original Griffey and then when Winning Run came out I rushed to buy it and was kind of left underwhelmed. It was just meh. And like you said, the first N64 Griffey was better, but it was kind of...unpolished. It felt incomplete. And then Slugfest came out. Like you said, that game actually recaptured the spirit and fun of the original SNES Griffey. So much ao that I was still playing Slugfest 2 or 3 years later because nothing else was nearly as good. Creating players was tons of fun. And the hitting, pitching and fielding were super easy to master and great. Glad to know others loved Slugfest as much as I did. Still, nothing will ever beat the original SNES Griffey. I edit the teams with a rom hack editor every year and still play it to this day.

@@DarthBrtt It's so cool when you happen across that needle in a haystack of a person who experienced things of a particular variety like this and felt essentially the same way haha. Slugfest was such a fun time back in the day, I still fired it up all the way up to a couple years ago since when a game is just as fun as it was, it will still always be an enjoyable time to play it again. Also totally agree about the first Ken Griffey as you already know, what a breath of fresh air that game was, it truly brought the meaning of massive fun mixed with acceptable pace to video game baseball at release... Not that Tommy L. Baseball on the Genesis was a BAD game, quite fun in its own right, but Griffey was just on another level entirely.

Ikr

It's easily one of the best baseball games on the snes

Me too :D

Is that the neo geo game that had the robots?? If thats what im thinkin of that was real fun i agree

Mine as well

Me Too!!!!!!

For sure. Anyone who says different hasn’t played it enough!

I edit Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 to real MLB teams and the stats come out surprisingly accurate. It's great fun playing 165 game seasons!

+Your_Savior_23 Thanks, that sounds awesome. I have a Twins season going right now, I play a couple games while I'm on the treadmill

+xH4ZYx Thanks for watching! Although now I'll never look at my parents the same way again

7 years later and this comment did NOT age well.

What about Baseball Simulator 1.000 and Baseball Stars?

+SamuraiSam Thanks, and I agree, sports games get dismissed too easily

Yeah this and Griffey were the best on SNES

Jay P. Totally agreed. On the SNES, the trophy goes to Winning Run and Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu Basic '98.

@@2010MrIsaac I still play Winning Run from time-to-time lol I havent played the other one, but wow, what a mouth full lol

Soundtrack for Winning Run was so damn good too

I KNOW!!!! WHAT THE HELL!!!??

Seriously, I was just about to post a very similar comment. It was one of my favorite baseball games, not just because it was done well as a baseball game, but also because of all those special features (and the space stadium). It actually made baseball not quite so boring as hell. Great game!!

There's a way to play Super Baseball Simulator using real players.

yea snes drunk is a piece of shit

Another way to play is to recreate real MLB teams. It makes playing a full season really interesting seeing the stats come out. I have the charts if this interests you.

+Vincent Smaldone Thanks Vincent

I edit Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 to real MLB teams and the stats come out surprisingly accurate. It's great fun playing 165 game seasons!