Jaleco's Bases Loaded series is now Super!
Regional Differences#
Title Screen#
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Options#
In the Japanese version, when you start a new game, it goes immediately to the team selection screen. In the US version, the game first prompts you to turn on/off the "DH Option" and "Music" options.
Introduction#
The US version has an introduction right before the team selection screen explaining the purpose of the game.
Results Screen#
In the Japanese version, several commentators appear depending on your score.
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Staff Roll#
Similar to Bases Loaded 4 (the Japanese version), the game designers all have comments during the credits. They differ between the Japanese and US versions. Also, the Japanese version uses a distinct blue font for the staff roles and names, whereas the US version just uses a different white font.
Some of the developers of this game had previously worked on Bases Loaded 4, including Tatsuya (Tatsuya Nishimura), Take-A, and S.M. (Satoshi Matsushita). It is possible that "Hiro" from 4 is one of the aforementioned developers, as part of his comment in 4 reads "See ya on the Super Famicom!!"
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How long did it take you to get here? |
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I'm the reason Murata's character is so big. |
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Your efforts have been rewarded. |
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I was never good at baseball. |
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I hope you enjoyed it, and I look forward to seeing you again. |
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Every moment brings its own opportunity. |
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I named my son after a baseball player. |
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The Bases Loaded series | |
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NES |
Bases Loaded • Bases Loaded II: Second Season • Bases Loaded 3 • Bases Loaded 4 |
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SNES |
Super Bases Loaded • Super Bases Loaded II • Super Bases Loaded 3: License to Steal |
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Game Boy |
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Game Boy Advance |
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