Relief Pitcher (video game)
A baseball arcade game with fictional teams and Jack Buck commentary.
Atari Games released the baseball arcade game Relief Pitcher in 1992, with a Super Nintendo port following in 1994. Players choose from four fictional teams and hear commentary from legendary announcer Jack Buck.
Quick Facts
- Developer
- Atari Games (Arcade); Left Field Entertainment (SNES)
- Designer
- Mike Hally; Peter Lipson
- Programmer
- Peter Lipson
- Artist
- Mark Stephen Pierce
- Composer
- Don Diekneite
- Platforms
- Arcade; Super NES
- Released
- Arcade: NA, 1992 Super NES: NA, May 1994
- Genre
- Sports
Facts from the source article.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who developed Relief Pitcher (video game)?
Relief Pitcher was developed by Atari Games (Arcade) and Left Field Entertainment (SNES).
What platforms is Relief Pitcher (video game) available on?
Relief Pitcher was released for Arcade and Super NES.
Who designed Relief Pitcher (video game)?
Relief Pitcher was designed by Mike Hally and Peter Lipson.
Who composed the music for Relief Pitcher (video game)?
The music for Relief Pitcher was composed by Don Diekneite.
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