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Play Kyuukyoku Harikiri Koushien (Japan) Online

Your pitcher’s arm goes limp if you push him too hard, the crowd loses it on every close play, and bunting becomes this weirdly tense mind game—NES baseball where every inning feels like the last.

Developer: KID
Genre: Sports
Released: 1990
File size: 384 bytes
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Game Overview

Kyuukyoku Harikiri Koushien is a 1990 Nintendo Entertainment System game developed by KID. It stands out among other baseball titles on the platform for its focus on high school baseball drama and its unforgiving approach to player management. While many NES sports games emphasized arcade action, this one leaned into the tension and consequences of managing young athletes in a high stakes tournament.

You control a high school baseball team through the national tournament, managing pitching rotations, player fatigue, and in game decisions like bunts and steals. The main objective is to win the championship without burning out your star players, especially your pitcher, whose arm can become injured if overused. Signature mechanics include a stress system where the crowd and umpire reactions affect player performance, and a bunting mini game that requires precise timing. The pacing is deliberate, with each at bat feeling critical, and the difficulty is steep, punishing mistakes harshly. It feels like walking a tightrope where one wrong move can cost you the entire season.

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