Bo Jackson: Two Games in One
Also known as Bo Jackson: 2 Games in 1
Bo Jackson: Two Games in One is a 1991 GB game by Equilibrium.
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About the game
It's two games in one -- play either baseball or football in this game headlined by Bo Jackson. In baseball, you can participate in all the major parts of the ballgame, such as pitching, hitting, and fielding. The field is displayed in 3D using an engine called "3-D Sensation." In football, the field is displayed as an overhead view in 2D with tiny players running around -- a sharp contrast to the graphic style of the baseball portion of the game. The football game allows you to design your own plays and watch them with instant replay.
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Facts
- Platforms
- GB
- First released
- 1991
- Developers
- Equilibrium
- Publishers
- THQ
- Genres
- sports video game
Covers and screenshots
Box, manual and cartridge scans
Screenshots
Title screen 1 (GB) Title screen 2 (GB) What game to play? (GB) Football selected (GB) The coin toss (GB) The kickoff (GB) Quarter's stats (GB) Select you strategy (GB) I am blitzing on defense (GB) Baseball selected (GB) Do I want to be home team or visiting team? (GB) What team do you want? (GB) Home team takes to the field (GB) The inning's stats (GB) Select your pitch (GB) I am pitching a curve ball (GB) He knocked it into the outfield (GB)
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| GB | 1991 | north-america | THQ |
Barcodes
- 0719575020015
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