Genesis

Frank Thomas' Big Hurt Baseball

Frank Thomas' Big Hurt Baseball is a Major League Baseball licensed game released for the Genesis in 1995. Featuring Chicago White Sox slugger Frank Thomas as its cover athlete, this game combines arcade-style action with simulation elements. Players can compete in exhibition matches, full seasons, or home run derbies with all 28 MLB teams and authentic rosters from the 1994 season.

Release Date
January 1, 1995
Players
1
Region
US

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Gameplay Systems

The game includes regular season and exhibition modes. It was noted for featuring realistic pitching and batting for its era, as well as a realistic likeness of Frank Thomas himself. Pitching and batting can be done either in a high, medium, or low direction (in addition to slow, medium, or fast pitching) for greater realism. Particular emphasis was placed on defense and pitching, as opposed to more offense-oriented baseball video games like World Series Baseball '95 .

Games often take place at night, especially at Wrigley Field . Games can be played to a minimum of two innings and a maximum of nine innings (plus any extra innings that occur in a tied game). All the teams in the game can be edited through a special edit screen; this allows players to replace teams that they do not like with their home towns that do not have Major League Baseball teams. More than 700 players with Major League Baseball contracts appeared in the game.

Media Reviews

IGN
7.5/10
GameSpot
6/10
Electronic Gaming Monthly
7.5/10
Nintendo Power
13.2/20

About Frank Thomas' Big Hurt Baseball

Frank Thomas' Big Hurt Baseball is a classic video game released for the Sega Genesis / Mega Drive on January 1, 1995. This title has become a beloved entry in the retro gaming library.

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