Great Baseball Sega Master System

"Great Baseball" is a sports video game developed and published by Sega for the Sega Master System. It was released in 1987 and is one of the baseball games available for the console.

In "Great Baseball," players take control of a baseball team and compete against computer-controlled opponents or another player. The game offers a top-down perspective and focuses on delivering a simplified and arcade-style baseball experience.

Players can choose from a selection of different teams, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. The game features basic baseball mechanics, including pitching, batting, and fielding. During gameplay, players can pitch the ball, swing the bat, and control their fielders to catch and throw the ball.

"Great Baseball" provides various game modes, including single exhibition matches, full seasons, and playoff tournaments. The game also features customizable options, such as changing the number of innings and difficulty settings.

While the graphics and gameplay of "Great Baseball" may be relatively simple compared to modern baseball games, it remains a nostalgic title for Sega Master System enthusiasts who enjoy classic sports games.