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From '92 Gekitou-ban, the 3rd minor revision released partway through the 1992 season, a dip-switch setting made it possible to turn on a "special mode" favouring a particular team.
A team built mainly around retired players, the first since the Orbies that appeared only in the 1st game; the players are split by the decade in which they were at their best into 4 teams: the "60's" for the 1960s, the "70's" for the 1970s, the "80's" for the 1980s, and the "90's" for the early 1990s.
The Namco Stars, who had appeared at home since the 1st Famista in 1986, appeared for the first time in an arcade World Stadium under the name "Tokyo Namco Stars".
This was the only game of the 1 in which Pac-Man was the pitcher; from 2000 onward he stuck to managing.
Super World Stadium '93 Gekitou-ban (1993) — this was the last game to use the SYSTEM II board.
Arcade games from then on were drawn mainly in polygons, and World Stadium was no exception, so '97 is the last arcade game Namco released drawn in pixel art.
The Namco Stars, who had appeared at home since the 1st Famista in 1986, appeared for the first time in an arcade World Stadium under the name "Tokyo Namco Stars".
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