Junk Gakken LSI Game Baseball
The item powers on with batteries, but the batter button is not functional.
The box has damage and signs of age.
There are small cut marks on parts of the instruction manual.
As this is a junk item, please consider it as part of a collection.
No claims or returns, please.
*This is an electronic baseball game released by Gakken in the late 1970s.
It was marketed as the definitive version, making full use of microcomputers.
The pitcher's controller is detachable, allowing for various pitches such as fastballs, curveballs, sliders, and changeups.
The batter can be controlled using the bunt, batter, and steal keys.
The game offered a realistic and authentic experience with colorful LED displays for S (strike), B (ball), and O (out) counts, mimicking a real baseball stadium.
A baseball game with LSI technology operated by remote control.
- Brand: Gakken
- Product Name: LSI Game Baseball
- Accessories: Instruction Manual
Thank you for looking.
The box has damage and signs of age.
There are small cut marks on parts of the instruction manual.
As this is a junk item, please consider it as part of a collection.
No claims or returns, please.
*This is an electronic baseball game released by Gakken in the late 1970s.
It was marketed as the definitive version, making full use of microcomputers.
The pitcher's controller is detachable, allowing for various pitches such as fastballs, curveballs, sliders, and changeups.
The batter can be controlled using the bunt, batter, and steal keys.
The game offered a realistic and authentic experience with colorful LED displays for S (strike), B (ball), and O (out) counts, mimicking a real baseball stadium.
A baseball game with LSI technology operated by remote control.
- Brand: Gakken
- Product Name: LSI Game Baseball
- Accessories: Instruction Manual
Thank you for looking.
Category
Sports Games (Baseball Boards, Etc.)
Brand
Gakken
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Hiroshima
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