Super League (FD1094 317-0045)

Sega • 1987

Super League (FD1094 317-0045) — Title screen
Title screen
Super League (FD1094 317-0045) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Step up to the plate in Sega’s Super League, a two-player baseball game released in 1987. Players control their batters using an eight-way joystick and three buttons to swing for hits and advance runners around the bases. The game builds upon the foundation laid by earlier entries like Major League, offering a more modern take on arcade baseball action. Super League utilizes Sega’s System 16B hardware, featuring detailed graphics and sound effects driven by multiple processors including a Yamaha YM2151 for music. Two players can compete against each other or team up to face challenging computer-controlled opponents. The game is part of a series that includes Major League, Excite League, and later iterations of Super Major League. Originally released in Japan, Super League allows two players to experience competitive baseball gameplay with straightforward controls and engaging visuals characteristic of late 1980s arcade titles.

Details

Manufacturer
Sega
Year
1987
Players
2
Genre
Sports / Baseball
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
suprleag

Machine data derived from the MAME project.