World Stadium/Walkthrough: Difference between revisions

It will now be the first player's turn to pitch, and the second player's (or the CPU's) turn to bat; the lights that were formerly located on the left side of the screen will also move to the right side of the screen as a result of this. The score display will also have the initial of the second player's team underlined in red, and the Kanji/Katakana text above will now read as ''kai ura'' (回ウラ), which means "back time" - and the game will continue until a preset number of innings or minutes (depending on what the arcade operator has set the "INNINGS" setting in the game's option menu to) have been played (whichever comes first; you'll then have to insert another coin and press either Start Button within 15 seconds, to continue your game). Once nine full innings have been played (or the losing team are down by ten runs in the bottom of any inning), the Katakana text ''gēmu setto'' (ゲームセット), which means "gameset", will appear on the screen, as the match's "victory" theme starts to be heard from the Yamaha YM-2151 - and the view will then change to a shot of a player from the winning team standing on a podium, while being interviewed by a news reporter and photographed by eight cameramen. The winning team's logo and the two Kanji characters ''shōri'' (勝利), which means "victory", will then appear on the right side of the screen (along with the winning team's name in Katakana and two exclamation marks) as the shot becomes the front page of a newspaper (with a Kanji/Katakana title ''Nikkan Namuko Supōtsu'' (日刊ナムコスポーツ), which means "Nikkan Namco Sports"; the match result will appear at the top of the screen under the Kanji/Katakana text ''kyō no kekka'' (今日のけっか), which means "consequence of today", along with the number of runs that both teams scored, during the top and bottom of each inning. The match statistics, along with the Hiragana/Katakana text ''dēto ha itariantomato'' (デートはイタリアントマト), which means "dating Italian tomatoes", will now appear at the bottom of the screen (however, if any statistics are higher than 70, the letter "X" will be displayed instead) as the three-script text ''kyō no sai-dai no hōmuran'' (今日のさい大のホームラン), which means "the biggest home run today", appears on the left side of the screen with one team's initial and name of the player who hit the furthest home run and its flying distance in metres below it (however, if no home runs were hit during the course of that  match, the Hiragana text ''nashi'' (なし) will appear instead), as the Hiragana text ''sho sho shōri ha biku tori i yatta ze kon'ya ha oi waida'' (しょっしょっしょうりはびくとりいやったぜこんやはおいわいだ) appears below it. The text "GAME OVER" will then appear upon the screen as the aforementioned "victory" theme fades out and the game will go back into attract mode.

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