Best arcade baseball game?

[Hookindafoot]

Yeah. Clutch Hittter! Played this awhile ago on the stream.

I don't think I ever played that one.
Looks decent, I use to like playing against somebody though, so I played mostly the 2 player stuff.
Doesn't look bad though

By that time most of my extra money was going twards going out Friday/Saturday night.

 

[TexasHotshot]

Always enjoyed RBI Baseball myself.

 

[curtislv426]

The helpful part is that no one has listed "Bottom of the Ninth" as their top game, so it can safely be avoided

It was the only baseball game I've owned, and it wasn't that great.

Terrible game. Lol

 

[karate]

i got a Chicago Coin Mini Baseball finally. Need to tidy it up a bit and post some photos.

I added a capacitor to the ball plunger switch,to slow the action drop a little,Also make sure the ball can only land directly in the middle of the arm of the switch .

 

[CameronMcC]

I added a capacitor to the ball plunger switch,to slow the action drop a little,Also make sure the ball can only land directly in the middle of the arm of the switch .

i need to find a sound board. I know its unobtainium, but also know some got made on KLOV not long ago.

 

[baseballburk]

Late to the party here, but Strike Zone by Cinematronics/Leland is my favorite. All the cinematronic/Leland baseball games with the joysticks for pitching and hitting are so fun. Incredibly intuitive for their time and feels more like a skill than button based games.

 

[karate]

It's true..but the games were terrible service wise.

 

[GORFguyOhio]

1. Double Play: Super Baseball Home Run Derby
2. RBI Baseball

I played those two the most BITD.

Agreed. Mine as well!

 

[baseballburk]

It's true..but the games were terrible service wise.

As in they were terrible to work on? What did you mean by "service-wise"?

 

[nesjess]

+1 to Baseball Stars 2 and RBI Baseball.

 

[Lathroum]

Relief Pitcher
Baseball Stars on Neo Geo

 

[Lathroum]

true, but back then, he was an oakland athletic. not a lame NY yankee.

so this a better pic.

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NO.... When he was an ORIOLE!!!!

 

[karate]

Agreed. Mine as well!

I mean their were innovative with some good games like rip off..It's just that for operators at the time,they broke down early in their usage and were harder to source parts for..but if you have one that works well,, they're good games generally.

 

[videodan]

NO.... When he was an ORIOLE!!!!

Boy, back then, it seemed like Baltimore was the quintessential 'if-you're-in-the-twilight-of-your-career stint! Just ask Fred Lynn and Dwight Evans!