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"Bases Loaded 3," developed by Tose and published by Jaleco, is a classic baseball video game released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1991. As the third installment in the popular Bases Loaded series, the game offers players an immersive baseball experience, capturing the essence of America's favorite pastime. Unlike its predecessors, Bases Loaded 3 introduced enhanced graphics and gameplay mechanics, providing a more refined and realistic baseball simulation. Players could choose from 12 different teams, each with distinct characteristics and player rosters, adding a strategic layer to team selection and management.

The game's gameplay featured innovative mechanics for the time, such as the ability to perform diving catches and jump throws, which added depth and excitement to the outfield action. Bases Loaded 3 stood out for its "Pennant Race" mode, where players could engage in a full season, tracking stats and fighting for the championship, which added a significant replay value. One notable change from earlier entries was the shift to an "over the shoulder" perspective during pitching and batting, giving a more dynamic and immersive view of the action. While it did not revolutionize the sports gaming genre, Bases Loaded 3 was a solid entry that solidified the franchise's reputation for quality sports entertainment on the NES platform.

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