Champion Base Ball Part-2 (set 1)

Alpha Denshi Co. (Sega license) • 1983

Also known as: Taikyoku Base Ball

Champion Base Ball Part-2 (set 1) — Title screen
Title screen
Champion Base Ball Part-2 (set 1) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Step up to the plate in Champion Base Ball Part-2, a two-player baseball game released in Japan in 1983 under license from Sega. This early entry in the Champion Baseball series challenges players to manage their own teams and compete against opponents in simulated baseball action. Using an eight-way joystick and four buttons, each player controls both offensive and defensive aspects of the game, directing batters at the plate and fielders across the diamond. The gameplay focuses on strategic decision-making rather than complex batting mechanics; players must anticipate pitches and position their team to maximize scoring opportunities and prevent runs from being scored. The game’s sound is produced by a General Instrument AY8910 chip alongside a DAC, adding to the immersive experience of playing baseball in an arcade setting. Champion Base Ball Part-2 follows the original Champion Baseball and precedes Super Champion Baseball, continuing a line of sports simulations from Alpha Denshi Co. designed for two players seeking a competitive baseball challenge.

Details

Manufacturer
Alpha Denshi Co. (Sega license)
Year
1983
Players
2
Genre
Sports / Baseball
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
champbb2

Machine data derived from the MAME project.