Play RBI Baseball ’93 Online

RBI Baseball '93 came out for the Sega Genesis in 1993, published by Tengen. It was one of the many baseball games competing for attention on the 16-bit systems, offering a straightforward take on the sport without the official MLB license but with all the major league teams represented under slightly altered names.

You control a full baseball team, handling both pitching and batting to outscore your opponent. The main objective is to win the game, either against the computer or a friend. Signature mechanics include a simple three-button pitching system for selecting different throws and a timing-based batting interface where you aim for gaps in the field. The pacing is quick, with innings moving fast, though the fielding can sometimes feel unpredictable, leading to unexpected errors or spectacular diving stops. It feels like a pure, uncomplicated arcade version of baseball where every hit could change the game.