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First released on 31 December, 1990 for Nintendo Entertainment System

Bo Jackson Baseball/TV Sports Baseball features a number of different modes, including exhibition, playoff, and CPU quick mode. The game uses city names, but the team names are fictional due to licencing issues. The players are also fictional, although some of the names are parodies of real-life players.

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First released on 31 December, 1990 for Nintendo Entertainment System

Bo Jackson Baseball/TV Sports Baseball features a number of different modes, including exhibition, playoff, and CPU quick mode. The game uses city names, but the team names are fictional due to licencing issues. The players are also fictional, although some of the names are parodies of real-life players.

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TV Sports: Baseball, known as Bo Jackson Baseball in the US and Canada, was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System and ported to the Amiga and IBM PC in 1990. The game is named after and features Bo Jackson, a professional baseball player in the 1980s.

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First released on 31 December, 1990 for Nintendo Entertainment System

Bo Jackson Baseball/TV Sports Baseball features a number of different modes, including exhibition, playoff, and CPU quick mode. The game uses city names, but the team names are fictional due to licencing issues. The players are also fictional, although some of the names are parodies of real-life players.

Sport

First released on 31 December, 1990 for Nintendo Entertainment System

Bo Jackson Baseball/TV Sports Baseball features a number of different modes, including exhibition, playoff, and CPU quick mode. The game uses city names, but the team names are fictional due to licencing issues. The players are also fictional, although some of the names are parodies of real-life players.

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