'99 Koushien

17.06.1999
The final Playstation 1 release in the Koushien series

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Koushien (last 3 games)

17.06.1999

The final Playstation 1 release in the Koushien series

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Koshien Pocket is a Japanese baseball game for the Game Boy Color.

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The sixth in the Koshien series. It is a high school baseball simulation which chooses one from 40 000 high schools from Hokkaido in the north to Okinawa in the south, and fights for victory in summer Koshien . The collection schools cover almost everything from powerful schools based on existing things in the past to unknown high schools, and it is possible to play in real schools by following a certain method. This is the first Koushien game that uses the year structure. In this game it is also possible to edit the pitching form, which has made it possible to throw an impossibility.

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