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File:SS5 Hanshin Tigers Mascot 2.gif|The Hanshin Tigers' secondary mascot, "To Lucky". | File:SS5 Hanshin Tigers Mascot 2.gif|The Hanshin Tigers' secondary mascot, "To Lucky". | ||
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It will now be the first player's turn to pitch and the second player's (or the CPU's) turn to bat; the score display will also have the initial of the second player's team underlined in red as a result of this, and the text above will now read as the Kanji/Katakana of ''kai ura'' (回ウラ), which means "back time". The game continues until preset number of innings (depending on what that arcade owner has set "CONTINUE1" and "CONTINUE2" settings in the game's options menu to), have been played (you then have to insert another coin, and press either Start Button within 15 seconds, to continue your game each time). Once nine full innings have been played, or the losing team are down by ten runs in the bottom of any inning (however, if both of your teams have the same amount of runs after nine full innings have been played, your game will continue for up to three extra ones - and if either of the two teams scores thirty runs, the game will automatically be called, for the first time since 1991), the Katakana text ''gēmu setto'' (ゲームセット), which means "gameset", will appear upon the screen before it fades to black. The screen will then fade back into a shot of your chosen stadium's exterior with the Pacific League's mascots running past at the top of the screen and the Central League's ones running past at the bottom; the Katakana text of ''supōtsu'' (スポーツ), which means "sports", will then fade into view in the centre of the screen, while the additional Katakana text of ''Namuko'' (ナムコ), which means "Namco", and ''nyūzu'' (ニューズ), which means "news", zoom into view above and below it. Two of the match's umpires will then push both of your chosen teams' logos into view, from the left and right sides of the screen (in front of the picture of your chosen stadium from the stadium selection screen) as the number of runs that they scored appear below them - and the umpires will then jump into the air as they retreat back off the left and right sides of the screen, causing the logos to vibrate beneath them. The screen will then fade out to a shot of one of six female reporters who are either standing in front of a sakura tree, standing beside a telephone box, sitting on a swing, sitting on a motorcycle, sitting at a table, or sitting on a pier; the amounts of runs that both teams scored during the top and bottom of each inning will be displayed at the top of the screen, along with two rotating trading cards in the bottom-right corner of the screen that display the teams' managers (the one for the winning team will be smiling and the one for the losing team will be frowning) on their fronts and their logos on their backs as the following three-script texts appear on the right side of the screen (they will change each time those two aforementioned trading cards rotate and the fourth one is different for all six stadiums): | |||
<center>日本のプロ野球の ''(Nihon no puroyagu no)''</center> | |||
<center>試合結果を ''(shiai kekka wo)''</center> | |||
<center>お伝えします ''(otsutae shimasu)''</center> | |||
<center>ジャイアンツ/ドラゴンズ/カープ/スワローズ/タイガース/ベイスターズ/ライオンズ/ブルーウェーブ/バファローズ/ホークス/マーリンズ/ファイターズ ''(Jaiantsu/Doragonzu/Kāpu/Suwarōzu/Taigāsu/Beisutāzu/Raionzu/Burūwēbu/Bafarōzu/Hōkusu/Marīnzu/Faitāzu)''</center> | |||
<center>ジャイアンツ/ドラゴンズ/カープ/スワローズ/タイガース/ベイスターズ/ライオンズ/ブルーウェーブ/バファローズ/ホークス/マーリンズ/ファイターズに ''(Jaiantsu/Doragonzu/Kāpu/Suwarōzu/Taigāsu/Beisutāzu/Raionzu/Burūwēbu/Bafarōzu/Hōkusu/Marīnzu/Faitāzu ni)''</center> | |||
<center>コールド勝ちです ''(kōrudo-gachidesu)''</center> | |||
<center>もはや敵なし ''(Mohaya teki nashi)''</center> | |||
<center>といった漢じの ''(to itta kanji no)''</center> | |||
<center>快進撃です ''(kaishingekidesu)''</center> | |||
<center>'''Hillside Stadium:'''</center> | |||
<center>満開の桜が ''(Mankai no sakura ga)''</center> | |||
<center>祝福してくれて ''(shukufuku shite kurete)''</center> | |||
<center>いるみたいですね ''(iru mitaidesu ne)''</center> | |||
<center>'''Trad Stadium:'''</center> | |||
<center>白球が都心の夜を ''(Hakkyū ga toshin no yoru wo)''</center> | |||
<center>鮮やかに彩った ''(azayaka ni irodotta)''</center> | |||
<center>華麗な一番でした ''(kareina ichibandeshita)''</center> | |||
<center>'''Urban Stadium:'''</center> | |||
<center>静がな緑の中を ''Sei ga na midori no naka wo''</center> | |||
<center>一陣の熱い風が ''ichi-jin no atsui kaze ga''</center> | |||
<center>吹き抜けました ''fukinukemashita''</center> | |||
<center>'''Kaihei Dome Stadium:'''</center> | |||
<center>博多の海にも似た ''(Hakata no umi ni mo nita)''</center> | |||
<center>力強い試合運びに ''(chikarazuyoi shiai-hakobi ni)''</center> | |||
<center>圧倒されました ''(attō sa remashita)''</center> | |||
<center>'''Air Dome Stadium:'''</center> | |||
<center>ドームが破裂して ''(Dōmu ga haretsu shite)''</center> | |||
<center>しまうかの様な ''(shimau ka no yōna)''</center> | |||
<center>気感を惑じました ''(ki-kan wo waku jimashita)''</center> | |||
<center>'''Seaside Stadium:'''</center> | |||
<center>そよぐ潮風の様な ''(Soyogu shiokaze no yōna)''</center> | |||
<center>爽快な試合を ''(sōkaina shiai wo)''</center> | |||
<center>見せてくれました ''(misete kuremashita)''</center> | |||
<center>それでは ''(Soredeha)''</center> | |||
<center>また明日 ''(matāshita)''</center> | |||
<center><gallery></center> | |||
File:SS5 Hillside Stadium Report.png|Hillside Stadium report. | |||
File:SS5 Trad Stadium Report.png|Trad Stadium report. | |||
File:SS5 Urban Stadium Report.png|Urban Stadium report. | |||
File:SS5 Kaihei Dome Stadium Report.png|Kaihei Dome Stadium report. | |||
File:SS5 Air Dome Stadium Report.png|Air Dome Stadium report. | |||
File:SS5 Seaside Stadium Report.png|Seaside Stadium report. | |||
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The screen will then fade out to a shot of the mascot of the winning team walking into view from the right side of the screen and falling over; the mascots of the other eleven teams (primary ones in the case of the Yomiuri Giants and Hanshin Tigers) will then run into view from the left side of the screen and chase him back off the right side of the screen, only to be chased back off the left side of the screen even faster by a group of 144 identical clones of the aforementioned mascot of the winning team. Eight baseballs will then fly towards the centre of the screen, transforming into the letters that spell out that familiar text of "GAME OVER" as they hit it - and the game will then go back into attract mode, before displaying its current team positions and statistics. | |||
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