Many studios think our sporting future features hitters with iron bats, quarterbacks with laser rocket arms, or robots bashing each other to bits for humanity's entertainment. A few of their games sucked, but some were great for their time.
The original robotic football game, a classic in the arcade and so-so on the Sega Genesis.
Robotic football sequel that added new robot types, teams, and game modes. One of the best 2-on-2 arcade games ever created.
Pitches on fire, rabbit-like base runners, and hitters with cast-iron bats. A crazily creative sports title.
Is this a game of baseball humans, wizards, or robots? One of the most entertaining NES sports titles also made its mark on the SNES.
A surprisingly early entry in the combat sports genre, even if it's a lame excuse for a SNES title.
To heck with game accuracy and "penalties." Go body slam some fools!
What Blitz did for football, SlugFest did for baseball. If we knew top performance meant drug-taking in that era, would we have behaved differently?
Sometimes supernatural sports means product tie-in.
