This 1979 Baseball Game Was Built for TWO

This 1979 Baseball Game Was Built for TWO
I Found a TWO-PLAYER Baseball Game from 1979
This 1979 Electronic Baseball Game STILL WORKS!

Released in 1979, Entex Baseball 2 was built around something many electronic games of the era overlooked: playing with another person. One player bats while the other secretly selects pitches using a separate wired controller.

I found this Sears-branded example at a local vintage toy shop, cleaned it up, figured out how it works, and played a complete game to see whether this nearly fifty-year-old tabletop baseball game still has some competition left in it.

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– CHAPTERS
00:00 Baseball 2
01:00 Sears Sequel
01:45 Box & Contents
04:54 Hardware Tour
08:14 Cleanup
09:56 Power On
12:25 Two-Player
16:21 Conclusion

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