
Play The Majors Pro Baseball Online
Game Info
- Platform
- Game Gear
- Genres
- Baseball
- Player Perspective
- Third person · Top-down
- Developers
- I.T.L
- Publishers
- Sega
- Release date
- December 1, 1992
Summary
The Majors: Pro Baseball feels like a pocket‑sized tribute to early‑90s baseball, complete with a battery‑backed save that lets you carry a season through the Game Gear’s tiny screen. Even though the clubs are only identified by city, the rosters are ripped straight from the 1992 MLB season, and the Major League Baseball Players Association license means every player’s name is spot‑on. I love swapping between the four modes – a quick Exhibition, head‑to‑head Versus, a full‑blown Pennant/Season that can stretch from a 32‑game sprint to a 162‑game marathon, and an Edit screen where you can craft up to two custom squads from any of the league’s talent. After each game you can hit the save button and pick up right where you left off, a rare convenience for a handheld of its era. Critics were split: Allgame gave it a modest three stars, while Brazil’s Ação Games poured on a 92 % score, and European magazines landed it in the mid‑70s range.
Edited by Maya Carter




