Bottom of the 9th (1999)
Platform: Nintendo 64Genres: Genres · Sports · Diagonal-down · 2D scrolling · Baseball
Play Exhibition and Season modes as your favorite team from the Major League Baseball. 300 real-life players, complete with a full list of stats, are included in this combination of simulation and arcade-style baseball. Along with the usual assortment...
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Cast & Crew · 33 people
- Mack Sato· Nintendo Game Design, Programmer, Additional Art
- Diana Salles· Additional Art
- Chris Thomas· Additional Art
- Jun Funahashi· Sound Design
- Tomoko Schmitt· Product Design
- Doug Rebert· Product Licensing
- Paul Friedman· Special Thanks
- Evan Kaplan· Special Thanks
- Richie Hideshima· Special Thanks
- Makoto Ichikawa· Special Thanks
- Hironobu Kawakami· Special Thanks
- Ed Pearson· Special Thanks
- Vincent Fung· Special Thanks
- Tony Gascon· Special Thanks
- Caiphus Moore· Special Thanks, Designers
- Bryan K. Johnson· Special Thanks, Designers
- Norio Takemoto· Special Thanks, Designers, Producer
- Greg Orduyan· Special Thanks, Designers
- Ken Kano· Special Thanks, Programmer
- Tomoko Matsubayashi· Special Thanks
- Jimm Getz· Special Thanks
- Wayne Townsend· Special Thanks
- Paul Hellier· Special Thanks
- Randall Hauser· Producer
- Masahiro Ueno· Supervisor
- Jason Elliott· Designers
- Guy Burdick· Designers
- Hiroyuki Chiwata· Programmer
- Geoff Audy· Programmer
- Manny De La Torriente· Programmer
- Mark Hodges· Programmer
- Mark Lindsey· Sound Design
- Todd Davies· Sound Design
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