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Shohei Ohtani Becomes Ambassador of Konami's Baseball Game

Shohei Ohtani Appointed as Baseball Game Ambassador for Konami Digital Entertainment

TOKYO, Jan 17 (News On Japan) - Shohei Ohtani, the star baseball player, has been named as the ambassador for Konami Digital Entertainment's baseball games.

In his new role, Ohtani will be featured in various campaigns and events throughout the anniversary year, which celebrates 30 years of the Power Pros series and 20 years of the Pro Baseball Spirits series. Fans can expect to see him involved in the mobile games "Pro Baseball Spirits A," "Powerful Pro Baseball Glory Nine Crossroads," and "Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball," which are currently available for download.

This collaboration is a part of a larger celebration marking significant milestones for Konami's beloved baseball game franchises. As an ambassador, Ohtani's involvement is anticipated to draw attention and add excitement to the series' anniversary festivities. With his exceptional talent both as a pitcher and hitter, Ohtani's presence is sure to resonate with players and fans of the games, enhancing the immersive experience that these titles aim to provide.

Check out the video for a glimpse into the world of Konami's baseball games, showcasing the kind of action players can expect, now with the added thrill of having Ohtani as a figurehead for these popular sports gaming titles.

Source: Oricon

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