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Baseball Home Run Derby returns to the browser

Choose a batter, time your swings, earn Mulla, and visit the equipment shop for upgrades. Play the HTML5 restoration with mouse, touch or compatible gamepad controls.

  • Action Games
  • HTML5
  • Original Games
  • Controller

Baseball Home Run Derby returns as a free native HTML5 game with its original artwork, screens, audio and gameplay. Choose a batter, time your swings, earn Mulla, and visit the equipment shop for upgrades.

Use the original batter, swing and shop buttons. The controller cursor can select the batter and buy or equip items; A selects. The controller cursor also supports menu navigation. Controller settings supports per-device button and axis remapping, inversion and stick calibration for unfamiliar layouts.

A separate Original Edition preserves the surviving original game build. Choose either edition from the Action Games collection.

What changed

  • Restored the original game artwork, screens and sounds in HTML5.
  • Added controller actions and cursor controls for menus.
  • Preserved the original build as a separate Original Edition.
A closer look

Screenshots

Actual Baseball Home Run Derby HTML5 Edition game screen with restored original artwork and controls.
Actual native HTML5 Edition screenshot.

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