One of the very few games in the Family Stadium/Famista series to see a release outside Japan.
Regional Differences#
Publisher Logo#
The Japanese version boots to a Namcot Presents screen. Likely due to the change of publisher, the US version boots straight to the title screen instead.
Title Screen#
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The logo and copyright information were changed, with the latter also changed to a different font. The US version also adds a Push Start prompt.
Team Select#
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Famista League was changed to Bandai League, and Teams S, L, and Bw were changed to A, P, and E, respectively.
Passwords#
Due to Nintendo of America's password censorship, the letters A and E were changed to K and Z, respectively.
In-Game#
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The in-game count swaps the positions of the balls and strikes for whatever reason.
References#
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Family Stadium / Famista | |
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NES |
Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium • Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium '87 • Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium '88 • Famista '89: Kaimaku Han • Famista '90 • Famista '91 • Famista '92 • Famista '93 • Famista '94 |
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SNES |
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Game Boy |
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Nintendo 64 |
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World Stadium | |
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Arcade |
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TurboGrafx-16 |
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Other | |
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Game Gear |
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