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Ever since the dawn of video games, developers have created renditions of popular sports. Many games based on sports popular in Japan were released for the Famicom, including some of the console's [[Top Selling Famicom Games|best sellers]].
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Ever since the dawn of video games, developers have created renditions of popular sports. Many games based on sports popular in Japan were released for the Famicom, including some of the console's [[List of best-selling Family Computer software|best sellers]].


==Baseball==
==Baseball==
Baseball is Japan's most popular sport. A very large amount of baseball games were released for the Famicom, even spawning a [[Family Stadium (Series)|franchise]] that has continued into the modern era.
Baseball is Japan's most popular sport. A very large amount of baseball games were released for the Famicom, even spawning a [[Family Stadium (Series)|franchise]] that has continued into the modern era. <br>
<small>'''Note: "Yakyuu" is the Japanese word for Baseball.'''</small>
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The below list is incomplete, please help by [https://famiwiki.net/w/index.php?title=Sports_(Genre)&action=edit expanding it].
|+ Licensed Baseball Games for the Famicom
|-
! Title !! Publisher !! Developer !! Release Date
|-
| [[Aa Yakyuu Jinsei Icchokusen]]  || [[Sammy]] || [[Pixel]] || December 25, 1992
|-
| [[Baseball (8-bit Nintendo)|Baseball]] || [[Nintendo]] || [[Nintendo]] || December 7, 1983
|-
| [[Baseball Fighter]] || [[Vap]] || [[Graphic Research]] || July 5, 1991
|-
| [[Baseball Star: Mezase Sankanou]] || [[SNK]] || [[SNK]] || May 19, 1989
|-
| [[Battle Baseball]] || [[Banpresto]] || [[Minato Giken]] || February 19, 1993
|-
| [[Battle Stadium: Senbatsu Pro Yakyuu]] || [[IGS]] || [[IGS]] || December 19, 1990
|-
| [[Best Play Pro Yakyuu]] || [[ASCII]] || [[ASCII]] || July 15, 1988
|-
| [[Best Play Pro Yakyuu II]] || [[ASCII]] || [[ASCII]] || March 30, 1990
|-
| [[Best Play Pro Yakyuu '90]] || [[ASCII]] || [[ASCII]] || December 13, 1990
|-
| [[Best Play Pro Yakyuu Special]] || [[ASCII]] || [[ASCII]] || October 16, 1992
|-
| [[Choujin: Ultra Baseball]] || [[Culture Brain]] || [[Culture Brain]] || October 27, 1989
|-
| [[Emo Yan no 10 Bai Pro Yakyuu]] || [[Hect]] || [[Hect]] || December 19, 1989
|-
| [[Famicom Yakyuu Ban]] || [[Epoch]] || [[Sakata SAS]] || December 15, 1989
|-
| [[Gekitou Stadium!!]] || [[Tecmo]] || [[Tecmo]] || December 15, 1989
|-
| [[Nantettatte!! Baseball]] || [[Sunsoft]] || [[Sunsoft]] || October 26, 1990
|}
 
 
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Ever since the dawn of video games, developers have created renditions of popular sports. Many games based on sports popular in Japan were released for the Famicom, including some of the console's best sellers.

Baseball

Baseball is Japan's most popular sport. A very large amount of baseball games were released for the Famicom, even spawning a franchise that has continued into the modern era.
Note: "Yakyuu" is the Japanese word for Baseball.

The below list is incomplete, please help by expanding it.
Licensed Baseball Games for the Famicom
Title Publisher Developer Release Date
Aa Yakyuu Jinsei Icchokusen Sammy Pixel December 25, 1992
Baseball Nintendo Nintendo December 7, 1983
Baseball Fighter Vap Graphic Research July 5, 1991
Baseball Star: Mezase Sankanou SNK SNK May 19, 1989
Battle Baseball Banpresto Minato Giken February 19, 1993
Battle Stadium: Senbatsu Pro Yakyuu IGS IGS December 19, 1990
Best Play Pro Yakyuu ASCII ASCII July 15, 1988
Best Play Pro Yakyuu II ASCII ASCII March 30, 1990
Best Play Pro Yakyuu '90 ASCII ASCII December 13, 1990
Best Play Pro Yakyuu Special ASCII ASCII October 16, 1992
Choujin: Ultra Baseball Culture Brain Culture Brain October 27, 1989
Emo Yan no 10 Bai Pro Yakyuu Hect Hect December 19, 1989
Famicom Yakyuu Ban Epoch Sakata SAS December 15, 1989
Gekitou Stadium!! Tecmo Tecmo December 15, 1989
Nantettatte!! Baseball Sunsoft Sunsoft October 26, 1990
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