RBI Baseball/YMMV

Contested Sequel: The third game gets this in certain circles. Is it a Surprisingly Improved Sequel or a game that's RBI Baseball In Name Only?
Cult Classic: The first game is dearly regarded as one of the best NES baseball games.
First Installment Wins: Commonly, when people hear RBI Baseball, they often think to the first one. The fact it has a very dedicated following and ROM Hack community to this day proves. Occasionally the third game may come up, but it's the first one.
Fanon Discontinuity: What second RBI Baseball game?
Game Breaker: In the first game, left-handed hitters were especially game-breaking. Heaven forbid if you're pitching to Reggie Jackson (California) or Darrell Evans (Detroit) and they get a good piece of the ball.
Polished Port: Believe it or not, this game started off from the Arcade and moved onto the NES in November 1988, with a couple changes for the better. Unlike the Arcade version, the game continues if the computer gains the lead in 1-player games and the game continues in two-player mode if Player 1 scores ten runs. There's also no timer for pitch/substitution selections and the gameplay is more refined.
The Scrappy: The Houston Astros in the first game are hated by a lot of people. With only Nolan Ryan and Glenn Davis as the only useful players on the team coupled with anemic offence, it's easy to see why they're disliked.
Surprisingly Improved Sequel: In other fan circles, the third game is at least a lot better than the second RBI Baseball game.