Baseball Advance is, you guessed it, a baseball game for the Game Boy Advance.
Pattern Test#
Code 020128020D will load a pattern test screen, which was removed from the Japanese version.
Sound Test Text#
Present at 0x05006C is text for a sound test. The sound test no longer exists in the final releases.
<< SOUND TEST >>....UP -, DOWN +....No:
Build Date#
Prrsent at the below offsets.0x50928 - 0x5094F (US)/0x70BC8 - 0x70BF3 (Japan).
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The "WSB" in the US version's text and the fact that Sega published the game in Japan may indicate this was originally intended to be a World Series Baseball title.
(Discovery: WaluigiBSOD)
Regional Differences#
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Title Screen#
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Licensing#
Baseball Advance is licensed by Major League Baseball, while Greatest Nine instead features Nippon Professional Baseball.
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MLB: The Show | |
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High Heat | |
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Game Boy Advance |
High Heat Major League Baseball 2002 • High Heat Major League Baseball 2003 |
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Genesis |
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Game Boy Advance |
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All-Star Baseball • Backyard Baseball • Ken Griffey Jr. • R.B.I. Baseball • Triple Play • World Series Baseball |
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Famista | |
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Nintendo 64 |
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Game Boy Advance |
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