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Title: Interesting RBI glitch video
Post by: TbT on 05/08/18, 07:18:34 PM
A mystery team gets "unlocked" and the guys are pretty stoked. The players have blue skin.  Oh and the pitcher is a lefty side-armer that throw 120 MPH.  Fuck me!  :D
Every batter appears to be the pitcher, and the defense commits bops left and right.  3 in the 2nd inning.  This is great!

https://youtu.be/GPlIgFNJqbM?t=22m40s


BTW this is the group of guys in Chicago that get together at the D-men tap.  Get out there on a monday night and play!
Title: Re: Interesting RBI glitch video
Post by: Gantry on 05/09/18, 07:24:02 AM
Looks similar to what happened to us many moons ago, we have footage someone on the site, likely in RealFknMedia format.  What interesting is that basically all the fields got filled with the max settings (pitchers) or minimum (hitters) - wonder how that came to be. 
Title: Re: Interesting RBI glitch video
Post by: RetroSportsGamerTom on 05/09/18, 11:41:14 AM
I edited out the complete game of the glitch.  Here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V01hde65wuE
Title: Re: Interesting RBI glitch video
Post by: nomaaa on 05/09/18, 11:59:19 AM
are they just all pitchers in the box?
Title: Re: Interesting RBI glitch video
Post by: RetroSportsGamerTom on 05/09/18, 02:55:08 PM
Yes, they were all lefty side armers that threw 120 MPH Heat, 40 MPH Change-ups and could not field for the life of them.
Title: Re: Interesting RBI glitch video
Post by: ultimate7 on 05/12/18, 08:19:21 AM
I think we need Nightwulf to figure out how to "unlock" this glitch
Title: Re: Interesting RBI glitch video
Post by: Gantry on 05/12/18, 09:08:55 AM
It takes "special" hardware to do it - basically the NES can't read the all data that's actually on the cartridge.  So I'm guessing when it reads certain corrupt data it comes in (or maybe defaults) as all 0s or all 1s.  That's why they have the most or least of everything - worst possible average, highest possible era, maximum error % etc.  I'm guessing it's more a factor of the NES than the cart itself but I could be wrong there...