Exhibition Match

OK, Mr. Big Batting Hero, time to show off your skills in an exhibition match. Don't let anything get past you!

— Exhibition Match Description (US version)

You're up as the star hitter! Swinging wildly won't impress the audience so put on a good show!

— Exhibition Match Description (European version)

Template:Game-NavTemplate:Minigame infoboxExhibition Match (バッティングショー^?, Batingu Sho) is the twenty-third game in Rhythm Heaven Fever. This game's setting is a baseball field.

Gameplay

File:Exhibition Match Wii gameplay.png

The player controls Slugger the batter in yellow on the left side of a baseball field. On the other side of the field, Pitcher, a young girl wearing pink, will throw a baseball at the batter. The baseball will be thrown behind a curtain and will fly out after four beats. The player needs to swing on the fifth beat to hit the ball out of the park.

The entire game revolves around trying to mislead the player. The player merely needs to swing on the fifth beat; however, the game will try to use visuals and sound to make the player swing at the wrong time. This includes making the screen visibly beating it an unhelpful pattern, zooming in, cutting off music, and at one point zooming all the way out of the park. To do good on the game, the player needs to keep rhythm without the game's help.

Controls

• A: Swing Bat

Hit or Miss

• Hit: The batter will successfully hit the ball at the screen (literally breaking it at one point) as the crowd cheers. The more hits the player make as the game goes on, the more the batter will show off, doing things like waving his bat. The pitcher will also get more upset and nervous as more hits are made, and will even throw her hat on the ground if the first five throws are hit.
• Barely: The batter will simply tap the ball as it falls to the ground. The pitcher will be happy when this happens.
• Miss: Not even hitting the ball when swinging will cause the batter to spin around from the swing, the audience amused. Not swinging at all will cause the batter to look confused as the ball goes past him. Either way, the pitcher will be happy.

Rating Note

US Version

• Try Again: "I...lost?"
• OK: "Let's call it a tie. Good match."
• Superb: "We won't see THAT one again!"

European Version

• Try Again: Same as American
• Ok: "It's a draw. Good show!"
• Superb: "That one's out of the stadium!"

Rating Screens

• Exhibition Match Try Again.png

  "I...lost?"

• Exhibition Match OK.png

  "Let's call it a tie. Good match."

• Exhibition Match Superb.png

  "We won't see THAT one again!"

Appearances

• Exhibition Match
• Remix 5
• Remix 8
• Remix 10

Trivia

• The game's general gameplay and controls make it reminiscent of the Rhythm Tengoku game Air Batter.
• This game and Air Batter both show up in 3D Rhythm Heaven Megamix, meaning the game has two separate Baseball games.
• If you pause the game when the pitcher walks back, one can see her walking through the hat see threw on the ground, particularly counting this as an error. But this was fixed in Megamix.

Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Exhibition Match (バッティングショー Batingu Sho?, "Batting Show") is a minigame identical to Exhibition Match from Rhythm Heaven Fever. The player controls a man in yellow named Slugger, who will hit the balls thrown by the girl in pink named Pitcher.

Gameplay

File:Exhibition Match 3DS.PNG

Pitcher VS Slugger

The player controls Slugger the batter in yellow on the left side of a baseball field. On the other side of the field, Pitcher, a young girl wearing pink, will throw a baseball at the batter. The baseball will be thrown behind a curtain and will fly out after four beats. The player needs to swing on the fifth beat to hit the ball out of the park.

The entire game revolves around trying to mislead the player. The player merely needs to swing on the fifth beat; however, the game will try to use visuals and sound to make the player swing at the wrong time. This includes making the screen visibly beating it an unhelpful pattern, zooming in, cutting off music, and at one point zooming all the way out of the park. To do good on the game, the player needs to keep rhythm without the game's help.

File:Exhibition match 3ds gameplay.png

Controls

Button Mode

• A: Swing Bat

Touch Mode

• Tap: Swing Bat

Hit or Miss

• Hit: The batter will successfully hit the ball at the screen (literally breaking it at one point) as the crowd cheers. The more hits the player make as the game goes on, the more the batter will show off, doing things like waving his bat. The pitcher will also get more upset and nervous as more hits are made, and will even throw her hat on the ground if the first five throws are hit.
• Barely: The batter will simply tap the ball as it falls to the ground. The pitcher will be happy when this happens.
• Miss: Not even hitting the ball when swinging will cause the batter to spin around from the swing, the audience amused. Not swinging at all will cause the batter to look confused as the ball goes past him. Either way, the pitcher will be happy.

Rating Note

• Try Again: "I...lost?"
• OK: "Let's call it a tie. Good match."
• Superb: "We won't see THAT one again!"

Rating Screens

• Exhibition Match 3DS Try Again.PNG

  "I...lost?"

• Exhibition Match 3DS OK.PNG

  "Let's call it a tie. Good match."

• Exhibition Match 3DS Superb.PNG

  "We won't see THAT one again!"

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	バッティングショー Batting Show
French	Baseball

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