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Ninja Baseball Batman’s concept was created by Irem’s US sales manager Drew Maniscalco after seeing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Batman films listed in USA Today. He mashed the themes together and designed its heroes Irem Japan then developed the 1993 arcade beat ’em up

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