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Play Pete Rose Pennant Fever Online

Boot up Pete Rose Pennant Fever and you're immediately swinging at fastballs, diving for catches—while the AI chirps at you the whole time. Those blocky players somehow make stealing bases feel tense as hell.

Developer: Absolute Entertainment
Genre: Sports
Released: 1988
File size: 301.26 KB
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Game Overview

Pete Rose Pennant Fever is one of those old-school baseball games that just gets it. You boot it up on MS-DOS, and within seconds you're swinging at fastballs, diving for line drives, and—if you're anything like me—yelling at the screen when the AI pulls off some ridiculous play. It's not bogged down with stats or complicated mechanics; you just pick a team and start smacking homers.

The graphics are pure late-'80s pixel charm—blocky players, simple animations, but somehow it still feels intense when you're racing to steal second or trying to gun down a runner at home. And yeah, the AI talks trash. A lot. Which, honestly, just makes beating them even sweeter.

If you miss the days when sports games were more about quick, chaotic fun than realism, this one's a blast. Just don't blame me when you lose track of time playing "one more game."


Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".
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