Multiplayer
Baseball
Sports · 1-2 players · by DJ Sures
NABU Baseball is a 1-on-1 game in the spirit of classic console baseball. You aren't locked to rails: steer your fielders and base runners anywhere on the diamond to chase down fly balls, run rundowns and steal bases. Real rules apply: force outs, tag-ups
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Baseball
NABU Baseball is a 1-on-1 game in the spirit of classic console baseball. You aren't locked to rails: steer your fielders and base runners anywhere on the diamond to chase down fly balls, run rundowns and steal bases. Real rules apply: force outs, tag-ups
Game ID
9
0x0009
| Playing now | 0 |
| Open sessions | 0 |
| Matches played | 0 |
| Sessions hosted | 0 |
| Player joins | 0 |
| Last played | never |
Live sessions
Nobody is playing right now. Host a session from your NABU and it will appear here.
Ways to play
- Online, 1 vs 1: you join someone who's waiting, or open a park and practice against the NABU until someone joins. Then a fresh game starts. If your opponent leaves, the NABU takes over their team.
- Against the NABU: single-player practice.
- Two joysticks on one NABU: RED on joystick 1, BLUE on joystick 2.
- Press I on the title screen to pick 3, 5, 7 or 9 innings.
The free-range part
- Fielders: the stick runs the light-coloured fielder anywhere on the field. You can chase a runner into the outfield and tag him, or set up rundowns.
- Runners: they go wherever you push them once the ball is hit. A sends every runner to the next base and R sends them all back, which is how you lead off and steal.
- The rules still apply: force outs, tag outs, tagging up on fly balls, fair/foul, walks, strikeouts, home runs, walk-offs and extra innings.
Controls
- Pitching: the stick picks the pitch (up = fastball, down = change-up, left/right = curve). Left/right before the pitch slides the pitcher along the rubber.
- Batting: step in the box to line up with the pitch. Hold up while swinging for power, hold down to bunt.
- Throwing: fire with the stick right/up/left/down throws to 1st/2nd/3rd/home. Fire with no direction throws back to the pitcher.
- Picking a fielder: keys 1–9 pick one by scorebook number.
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