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'''Country Field''' is one of the four baseball stadiums in the baseball mode of ''[[Mario Sports Superstars]]''. As [[Town Park]] and [[Big Field]], players can select a day or night variant of the stadium. Country Field is the field played in the [[Mushroom Cup]] of the tournament mode of the game, as well as the stadium played on in the Training Modes such as Ring Challenge, as indicated by the infield being composed entirely of dirt. | '''Country Field''' is one of the four baseball stadiums in the baseball mode of ''[[Mario Sports Superstars]]''. As [[Town Park]] and [[Big Field]], players can select a day or night variant of the stadium. Country Field is the field played in the [[Mushroom Cup]] of the tournament mode of the game, as well as the stadium played on in the Training Modes such as Ring Challenge, as indicated by the infield being composed entirely of dirt. The stadium appears to be based on {{wp|Koshien Stadium}}, the home of the {{wp|Hanshin Tigers}}, as evidenced by the similar layout and also featuring an all-dirt infield. | ||
==Names in other languages== | |||
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|SpaE=Estadio rural | |||
|SpaEM=Rural Stadium | |||
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{{Mario Sports Superstars}} | {{Mario Sports Superstars}} | ||
[[Category:Baseball | [[Category:Baseball stadiums]] | ||
[[Category:Mario Sports Superstars | [[Category:Mario Sports Superstars locations]] | ||
[[Category:Stadiums]] | [[Category:Stadiums]] |
Latest revision as of 15:04, July 20, 2022
Country Field is one of the four baseball stadiums in the baseball mode of Mario Sports Superstars. As Town Park and Big Field, players can select a day or night variant of the stadium. Country Field is the field played in the Mushroom Cup of the tournament mode of the game, as well as the stadium played on in the Training Modes such as Ring Challenge, as indicated by the infield being composed entirely of dirt. The stadium appears to be based on Koshien Stadium, the home of the Hanshin Tigers, as evidenced by the similar layout and also featuring an all-dirt infield.
Names in other languages[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Spanish (NOE) | Estadio rural |
Rural Stadium |