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Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium '88

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Title Screen

Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium '88

Developer: Namco
Publisher: Namco
Platform: NES
Released in JP: December 20, 1988


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Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium '88 changes things up in response to the flood of baseball games on the Famicom. The game introduces a team edit mode and removes the password feature for some reason.

Hidden Credits

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At the title screen, hold A + B and press Start. A staff screen will appear.

The text translates to:

Members of Yaguchi Piccari's
Kissie     Hirosama
Kun-chan   Hii-san
Zunko      Naun
Saitou     Sonoe
Mako       Pochi

Kissie is Yoshihiro Kishimoto, Zunko is Junko Ozawa, and Hirosama is Hiromu Nagashima. "Piccari Games" was a developer alias used by Namco in some of their games (mainly the Family Stadium games). When localized to English, the staff role is "Members of Piccari Yaguchi's", but the game adds "ず" (Zu = 's) to the end of "Piccari" (ぴっかりい) because in Japan, they say their first name last, and their last name first. Furthermore, the game also fails to use the lower-case version of Tsu (っ, used as an accent such as 'BaTTleship or aPPle) and instead uses the upper-case version (つ) which can make it look like it translates to "Pitsukarii".

Hidden Text

The following text appears in the ROM at 18010.

COPYRIGHT 1986,1988 NAMCO LTD.ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 88.9.2 KISSIE