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Triple Play '96

Released: 1995
System: Sega Mega Drive
Media: Sega Mega Drive Cartridge
Region:
Variant: Standard

Single Player: Yes
Competitive Online Multiplayer: Not Available
Competitive Offline Multiplayer: 2 Players
Co-operative Online Multiplayer: Not Available
Co-operative Offline Multiplayer: 2 Player Co-Op
Achievements: Not Available
Controller Support: Yes

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Compatible Peripherals:

Electronic Arts 4 Way Play

Electronic Arts 4 Way Play

Electronic Arts 4 Way Play
Released: 1st of September 1993

The 4 Way Play is an accessory created by Electronic Arts for the Sega Mega Drive. It allows for up to four players to play together in certain games. Largely, mostly games designed by EA itself supported it. When first released, Sega's official Team Player multi-player adaptor was not compatible with 4 Way Play games. Later releases fixed this incompatibility issue.

The device itself plugs directly into the system and has no wires sticking out and attaches to the front of the system like an extension. To attach like this it plugs into both controller ports. Due to the way it is plugged into the system it is incompatible with devices such as the Sega Multi-Mega and X'eye.

Compatible Games

Australian Rugby League (1994)
Barkley: Shut Up and Jam 2 (1995)
Bill Walsh College Football (1993)
Bill Walsh College Football 95 (1994)
Coach K College Basketball (1995)
College Football USA 96 (1995)
College Football USA 97 (1996)
Dino Dini's Soccer (1994)
Elitserien 95 (1994)
Elitserien 96 (1995)
FIFA Road to World Cup 98 (1997)
FIFA International Soccer (1993)
FIFA Soccer 95 (1994)
FIFA Soccer 96 (1995)
FIFA Soccer 97 (1996)
Gauntlet IV (1993)
General Chaos (1994)
IMG International Tour Tennis (1994)
Madden NFL '94 (1993)
Madden NFL '95 (1994)
Madden NFL 96 (1995)
Madden NFL 97 (1996)
Madden NFL 98 (1997)
Mega Bomberman (1994)
MLBPA Baseball (1994)
Mutant League Hockey (1994)
NBA Live 95 (1994)
NBA Live 96 (1995)
NBA Live 97 (1996)
NBA Showdown (1994)
NHL '94 (1993)
NHL 95 (1994)
NHL 96 (1995)
NHL 97 (1996)
NHL 98 (1997)
PGA European Tour (1994)
PGA Tour Golf III (1994)
Rugby World Cup 95 (1994)
Street Racer (1995)
Triple Play 96 (1995)
Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars (1995)
World Class Leader Board (1992)

16 games are compatible with the Electronic Arts 4 Way Play

Australian Rugby League
[1995]

FIFA International Soccer: Championship Edition
[1994]

FIFA Soccer 95
[1994]

Gauntlet IV
[1993]

Madden NFL '94
[1993]

Madden NFL '95
[1994]

NBA Live 96
[1995]

NHL Hockey '94
[1993]

PGA European Tour
[1994]

PGA Tour Golf III
[1994]

Rugby World Cup '95
[1994]

Street Racer
[1995]

Triple Play '96
[1995]

World Class Leaderboard
[1992]

Back of the Box:
PLAY BALL!
EA SPORTS PROUDLY PRESENTS
TRIPLE PLAY 96

DETAIL

Updated 95 rosters and schedule
Detailed, zoom mode batter/pitcher interface
28 customized stadiums with individual characteristics
MLBPA license, every player in the big leagues including Grissom, Piazza, Maddux, and Bonds
24 Meg cart- over 2,500 frames of animation including:
- collisions
- diving catches
32K Battery- tracks and saves stats in 25 different categories
Hot & Cold Streaks
Injuries
Mid-season Allstars game based upon performance

OPTIONS

Trades
Create rookies, veterans, and minor league players
Full Season mode - choose between 26, 52, 104, 144 or 162 game schedule
3 Difficulty Settings
2 batter views:
- Zoom or Press Box
4 Way Play

CONTROL

On-the-fly Manager option
Aggressive or conservative plays - you decide
Each pitcher has 12 pitches to choose from
Multiple batting stances and pitcher deliveries

If Belle is crowding the plate, give him a little chin music to back him up.
As the GM, you can name your own team, trade players, and create your own future Allstars
The Zoom Mode puts you in the best seat in the house.
Take a stab at one ripped down the line.
Learning to communicate can be painful. Just ask David Justice.
You've got to be quick to make a double play. With players like Ozzie Smith, it's a snap (throw).

Disclaimer: This information has been collated from: The original back of the box text, digital store descriptions, game site descriptions or publisher/developer descriptions. It may not be identical to the original back of the box (as it may be a different regions text) and sometimes there are both the back of the box and store descriptions included if the back of the box description was too short. Most have been re-transcribed from these sources, if there are errors it is usually because the exact original text has been copied word-for-word, including those errors. All information was correct at the time of collation but may or may not be updated after the initial posting.

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