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Grand Slam (Sega Saturn, 1997)

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Price:

US $170.49

ApproximatelyAU $261.13

+ $39.12 postage

Estimated delivery Mon, 14 Jul - Fri, 25 Jul

Returns:

30-day returns. Buyer pays for return postage. If you use an eBay postage label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.

Condition:

Brand new

New shrink wrapped gake has a crack in the front of the jewel case.

About this product

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Virgin Interactive's first Saturn baseball game introduces a few new twists to the hitting and pitching mechanics found in previous sports games. Pitching in Grand Slam relies on timing button presses within a circular meter to set both velocity and accuracy. The default hitting interface has players aiming a rectangular cursor over the plate and then holding down a power button to determine the swing's strength. Fielding offers a choice of perspectives: a view from behind the athlete or one looking toward the stadium.<br><br>Grand Slam features an MLBPA license for 800 authentic players with individual ratings based on the 1996 season and team rosters taken from 1997's Opening Day. While stadiums have been modeled after big-league ballparks, the lack of a Major League Baseball license means teams are listed by city instead of name. Players can take their hacks in one of four game modes: season (adjustable to 13, 52, or 162 games), "tater" (the equivalent of a home run derby), exhibition, and practice. Season progress and stats can be saved to the Saturn's internal battery.