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Steve Garvey vs. Jose Canseco in Grand Slam Baseball (Commodore 64/128, 1988)

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In Steve Garvey vs. Jose Canseco in Grand Slam Baseball, Steve Garvey and Jose Canseco are the only real players. Both of them will always be on opposite teams staying true to the title. There are two games that can be played, standard baseball or Grand Slam baseball. <br><br>Grand Slam baseball varies in that the team with the most runs may not be the winner. The winner is determined by a point scale. During games there are four events that lead to points: grand slams, home runs, a runner advancing to a base, and a runner scoring. Grand slams are worth the most at 2,000 points. Home runs are worth 500 points. When a runner makes it to the next base he scores 100 points for the team. For each run that scores the team that gave up the run loses 300 points. <br><br>Another aspect of Grand Slam baseball is that if the bases are loaded Steve Garvey or Jose Canseco will automatically become the batter. If they were on base then another player will run for them. They also receive seven strikes instead of three before being called out. If the pitcher throws eight balls the offensive team receives 100 points and the batter remains at the plate since the bases will still be loaded. Also, users can create their own teams by entering player names and assigning them ratings for various categories.