Difference between revisions of "Backyard Baseball"

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'''Backyard Baseball''' was the first game in the [[Backyard Baseball series]] of games aimed at recreating the experience of playing baseball as children.  The Windows and Macintosh versions use the [[SCUMM]] scripting language.  The Gameboy Advance and Gamecube versions used a custom 2D engine.  The Playstation 2 version used a custom 3D engine.
'''Backyard Baseball''' was the first game in the [[Backyard Baseball series]] of games aimed at recreating the experience of playing baseball as children.  The Windows and Macintosh versions use the [[SCUMM]] scripting language.  The Gameboy Advance and Gamecube versions used a custom 2D engine.  The Playstation 2 version used a custom 3D engine.

Revision as of 09:34, 24 February 2008

Backyard Baseball
No Screenshot Available
First release 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004
Also known as
Developed by Humongous Entertainment
Published by Humongous Entertainment
Distributed by (unknown)
Platforms Windows, Macintosh
GBA, Gamecube
Playstation 2
Resolution (unknown)
Engine SCUMM, Non-SCUMM (3D)
Support Since ScummVM 0.8.0
GBA, GC, PS2 versions
not supported.
Available for
Purchase
No

Backyard Baseball was the first game in the Backyard Baseball series of games aimed at recreating the experience of playing baseball as children. The Windows and Macintosh versions use the SCUMM scripting language. The Gameboy Advance and Gamecube versions used a custom 2D engine. The Playstation 2 version used a custom 3D engine.

External links

Wikipedia article on Backyard Baseball