H2 Interactive will release the action title Ninja Baseball League Man – Bases Loaded on December 10, according to ipnn.co.kr. The game is set to launch for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2, as reported by Inven.
The upcoming release is an HD remake of the classic arcade game Baseball Fight League Man, which originally appeared in arcades, per Kyunghyang Games. The remake brings the retro beat-'em-up action to modern consoles with updated visuals, according to GameMeca.
The Korean-language version of the game will be published by H2 Interactive, with the December 10 date confirmed by GameFocus. The remake has drawn attention from fans of the original arcade title, which was known for its distinctive blend of baseball and hand-to-hand combat.
The game's title references its ninja-themed characters and baseball-inspired setting, though specific gameplay details were not included in the available reporting. The original arcade release gained a following for its unique premise, and the remake aims to reintroduce that experience to current-generation hardware.
H2 Interactive has not yet announced additional platforms or a Western release window beyond the Korean-language edition. The December launch positions the title ahead of the holiday season, though no pricing or pre-order information was disclosed in the reports.
Players interested in the remake can expect further details closer to the release date, as H2 Interactive typically shares additional information in the weeks leading up to a launch. The December 10 debut will mark the first time the arcade classic is available on PS5 and Switch 2.
