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Big League Baseball

TitleBig League Baseball
First release1979
DeveloperAPh Technological Consulting
PublisherMattel Electronics
PlatformIntellivision
Genresports video game
Also known asMajor League Baseball · Baseball ( Sears Telegames )
Players1–2 players
Co-opNo
ESRB ratingE Everyone
Releases
Intellivision: 1979-01-01

Major League Baseball is an action baseball game for two players. The game follows most professional baseball rules and allows you to control all of the players on the team. You can throw a variety of pitches (from curve balls to fast balls), steal bases, tag players out, bunt, try for a home run, and in the event of a tie the game goes into extra innings! Several difficulty levels are available which control the game speed and whether or not stealing bases is allowed.

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Sources
TheGamesDB (10498,65900,79683) · last updated 2026-07-18 · no licence stated · internal use only
Image credits
Box art, Logos (2): Source: TheGamesDB (user-uploaded) · © Mattel Electronics · internal use only. TheGamesDB page
Screenshots (1): Source: libretro-thumbnails (upstream libretro-thumbnails (art by developers/publishers; see repo README)) · © Mattel Electronics · internal use only.
Sprites
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Videos
Mattel Intellivision Game: Baseball [Aka Major League Baseball] (1978 Mattel Electronics)
Old Classic Retro Gaming · Intellivision version · longplay · 42:41auto-matched
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