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Vs. Atari R.B.I. Baseball (set 1)

1986 /Namco / Nintendo VS. System

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Catalogue title
Vs. Atari R.B.I. Baseball (set 1)
Release year
1986
Publisher
Namco
Developer
Namco
Arcade board
Nintendo VS. System
Release date
1986-12-10
Genre
baseball video game
Maker as listed in the catalogue
Namco
Versions
2
Series
R.B.I. Baseball series / Famista series
Versions
2 versions
Reads in 12 months
17,308 times
Fastest machine record
None yet
Year released
1986

How much it is read today

In the last 12 months, this title from 1986 has been read 17,308 times. This is happening now, and for arcade games, where no sales figures remain, it stands in for popularity.

25/0825/0925/1025/1125/1226/0126/0226/0326/0426/0526/0626/0726/081,433

The versions

This title is 2 ways, including regional variants, revisions and unofficial ones. Even under the same title, the contents differ by region and date.

NoYearTitleMakerNotes
11986Vs. Atari R.B.I. Baseball (set 1) (original)Namco
21986Vs. Atari R.B.I. Baseball (set 2)Namco

Game developer

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1Game developerYoshihiro KishimotoPlanning-programming1 titles
2Game developerNorio Nakagatasound1 titles

Stories left

The Wikipedia article has 16 versionssentences remain. They are grouped by type, quoted as they stand, with a source given for each of the 1.

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