Baseball Mania Game Online - Play Free Fun Baseball Web Games
Welcome to the grand baseball game with strong opponents. In Baseball Mania you need to hit te ball with the best accuracy, just wait for the best moment to swing your bat to hit that home run. Tap at the right time to hit the ball and launch the ball in the right direction. Have fun!
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How to Play Baseball Mania Game
Use your mouse or touch the screen to play.
The Greatest Baseball Games
Over the years, video games have evolved from simple pixels to hyper-realistic displays. According to BleacherReport.com baseball games have done much the same, going from a white pixel that was probably a ball to the games on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. There have been some great baseball games during the past 30-plus years, whether it's due to great realism, a certain charm or just the way they were made. In 1989, the Sega Genesis was already churning out baseball games to compete with the many that were on the NES. Having a 16-bit console gave them an advantage already, but they still needed to have a good game. That's where Tommy Lasorda Baseball comes in. The graphics were far better than the NES or Atari could muster, and they were even better than some of the early SNES games. Beyond that, it was simply a solid baseball game. At the end of the NES era and the start of the SNES era, we have Baseball Simulator 1.000, a game which was thankfully one you actually played rather than just a simulation. The Baseball Simulator series provided all the basics of the game of baseball (at this point it goes without saying that games do), but what it brought to the table were upgrades. Pitchers could throw super-fastballs, or baserunners could have super speed. The SNES version, Super Baseball Simulator 1.000, came out a year after the NES version, allowing a create-a-team option on top of the many upgrades. In 1991 Base Wars was a released, it was a game that combined cyborgs and baseball. It combined the two properly and kept the soul of both intact, not bad at all. While most games at the time were striving to be as realistic as possible despite any limitations, Extra Innings tossed that out of the window, instead going for a cartoony feel and the sheer fun value. It worked out, as the game was one that could be picked up nearly immediately by a newcomer, and factored in things such as wind into the game. Having a create-a-team and player mode is helpful as well, especially since there's no excuse not to have one when fictional teams and characters are used.