

Man, 2020 Super Baseball is wild—it’s like someone took regular baseball, cranked the sci-fi dial to 11, and then handed the whole thing to a bunch of cyborgs and robots. You’ve got batters with jetpacks, pitchers that look like they’re straight out of a mech anime, and these little R2-D2 knockoffs zooming around the field. The first time I played, I spent way too long just staring at the rosters trying to decide between a team of androids or the half-human cyborg squad.
Gameplay’s fast, a little chaotic, and honestly, the robots have a weirdly satisfying *clank* when they hit the ball. The stadiums are all neon and holograms, which makes even a routine fly ball feel like it’s part of some cyberpunk highlight reel. If you dig arcade-style sports games with a ridiculous twist, this one’s a blast. Just don’t expect anything close to realism—unless you think robot umpires are the future.
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