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"World Series Baseball '95" for the Sega Game Gear is a handheld adaptation of the console-based sports game series that brings the excitement of Major League Baseball to the portability of Sega's Game Gear system. Developed by Sega, this title was released in 1995, during a time when sports games were rapidly evolving in terms of realism and player options. In "World Series Baseball '95," players can choose from actual MLB teams and rosters from the 1995 season, featuring a diverse range of players and team statistics that influence gameplay. The game allows players to engage in various modes including Exhibition games, and a full Season mode, complete with playoffs.

The gameplay in "World Series Baseball '95" is notable for incorporating detailed graphics and player animations that were quite advanced for a handheld system at the time. Its user interface and controls were designed to be intuitive, making use of the Game Gear’s limited button setup in effective ways to pitch, hit, and field. One standout feature was its use of an overhead view during pitching and a side view during batting, which helped create a dynamic gaming experience that mirrored the varied perspectives seen in televised baseball. Despite the limitations of the Game Gear’s small screen, the game managed to deliver a satisfying and comprehensive baseball simulation, retaining its popularity among fans of the sport and classic gaming enthusiasts alike.

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