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	* '''No Extra Innings''' - If a game is tied after 9 innings, it simply ends that way. Easily the most frustrating aspect of the arcade, as any game that gets that far deserves to have a winner.		* '''No Extra Innings''' - If a game is tied after 9 innings, it simply ends that way. Easily the most frustrating aspect of the arcade, as any game that gets that far deserves to have a winner.

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The '''Arcade version of RBI Baseball''' was the first version of [[RBI]] released in the United States.

== Arcade vs Nintendo ==

The [[Arcade]] version of [[RBI]] is very similar to the [[NES]] version. From a graphic and gameplay standpoint, they are exactly the same. That being said, here are some of the differences:

* '''Different Teams''' - RBI [[Arcade]] has an entirely new set of rosters and teams. Instead of the regular lineups from the 1986 season, RBI [[Arcade]] features 10 All-Time teams - [[Oakland]], [[Houston]], [[Los Angeles]], [[Cincinatti]], [[San Francisco]], [[New York Yankees]], [[Atlanta]], [[Chicago Cubs]], [[St. Louis]], and [[Boston]]. There are some great matchups in there, Koufax vs. Ruth, Cy Young vs. Mays etc...

* '''Faster Gameplay''' - Overall, the arcade game is slightly faster than its Nintendo counterpart. Nothing major, but just enough to screw up your rhythm when switching back and forth...

* '''No BOPs''' - BOPs (aka computer errors) do not exist in the arcade version, taking away some of the randomness...

* '''Super Carry''' - The fly balls go much higher and travel much deeper, making for many more homers...

* '''Timer''' - You only have a certain amount of time to throw or make a substitution, otherwise the computer will throw the pitch or cancel. This makes sense when you consider the game is played on a quarter-by-quarter basis. Also, after a set amount of time, your credit is up and you have to put another quarter in.

* '''Instant Ending if losing to the CPU''' - If you play the computer and are losing at any point, the game instantly ends. Though this seems sucky at first, it does add a slight challenge to the woeful CPU opponent...

* '''No Extra Innings''' - If a game is tied after 9 innings, it simply ends that way. Easily the most frustrating aspect of the arcade, as any game that gets that far deserves to have a winner.

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Gantry at 20:33, 4 June 2013

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