Download Bo Jackson Baseball_Disk2 ROM – Amiga Game

Bo Jackson Baseball (or TV Sports: Baseball, depending on where you played it) is one of those early '90s Amiga sports games that somehow nails the arcade feel of baseball without getting bogged down in stats—though it’s got those too if you’re into that. You pick from 26 teams, step up as batter or pitcher, and just swing or throw. The pitching mechanic’s simple but satisfying, and hitting a home run feels way better than it should for pixelated players.

What stands out is how TV-like it feels—Bob McGill’s commentary pops up, the animations are smooth (for the time), and there’s even digitized crowd noise. If you dive into season mode, you can tweak lineups and batting orders, but honestly? I mostly just jumped into quick games and enjoyed the rhythm of pitching fastballs and trying not to whiff at curveballs. The whole thing’s got that pick-up-and-play vibe where you don’t need to know baseball inside out to have a good time.

It’s not the deepest sim out there, but for an Amiga baseball fix, it holds up surprisingly well.