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I created all teams in a season in the 90s. Would play all the time. Printed out box scores.
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Whitey 2.008 Aug. 2023
I loved this hame so much,matching historic teams against each other,tell me I can get this in android
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sprimer01 Jun. 2022
I loved this game. It was also released on the Mac. You could even get to the code - it was written in Microsoft Quickbasic on the Mac. Although I must say the code was the worst - most convoluted spaghetti code I've ever seen by far.
I loved this game. I got the baseball encyclopedia and entered the stats to make teams from past years as well as all-time teams from different clubs. Of course, all-star type teams need few pinch-hitters or relief pitchers, so the regular teams were more fun.
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Johnny Baseball27 Jun. 2019
Ima get mines
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Exsinger19 Jul. 2018
This was absolutely the best baseball game ever. My friends and I drafted new teams often and played 162 game seasons for years. I only wish I could find this game for an iPad now. If anyone knows of one, please let me know!
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Baseball geek10 Nov. 2017
Here are the commands I remember from my C64 Enter = Pitch To PA - Pitch Around VM - visit Mound CP - change pitcher DP-double play depth HR- Hit and Run ST - straight steal BT- or BU is bunt PH - pinch hitter PR - Pinch Runner IN- I think is infield in Can't remember normal depth infield
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DeViLzzz02 Aug. 2017
If anyone has a guide on commands for this game please provide them. I do know that BP gets you to the bullpen but I wonder if there was anything else especially strategic that I could use when pitching or hitting. Are there pitch choices? Are there defensive alignments?
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bighappee19 Apr. 2016
I loved playing this game on my Commodore 64. As a child I was infatuated with box scores and statistics and would print out the box scores from the games I played on my dot matrix printer and pour over them. It also exposed me to the history of baseball, I loved this game.
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I created all teams in a season in the 90s. Would play all the time. Printed out box scores.
I loved this hame so much,matching historic teams against each other,tell me I can get this in android
I loved this game. It was also released on the Mac. You could even get to the code - it was written in Microsoft Quickbasic on the Mac. Although I must say the code was the worst - most convoluted spaghetti code I've ever seen by far.
So has this been released on Steam or GOG yet?
https://archive.org/details/computer-baseball-manual-ssi/Computer_Baseball_World_Series_Matches_SSI
I loved this game. I got the baseball encyclopedia and entered the stats to make teams from past years as well as all-time teams from different clubs. Of course, all-star type teams need few pinch-hitters or relief pitchers, so the regular teams were more fun.
Ima get mines
This was absolutely the best baseball game ever. My friends and I drafted new teams often and played 162 game seasons for years. I only wish I could find this game for an iPad now. If anyone knows of one, please let me know!
Here are the commands I remember from my C64
Enter = Pitch To
PA - Pitch Around
VM - visit Mound
CP - change pitcher
DP-double play depth
HR- Hit and Run
ST - straight steal
BT- or BU is bunt
PH - pinch hitter
PR - Pinch Runner
IN- I think is infield in
Can't remember normal depth infield
If anyone has a guide on commands for this game please provide them. I do know that BP gets you to the bullpen but I wonder if there was anything else especially strategic that I could use when pitching or hitting. Are there pitch choices? Are there defensive alignments?
I loved playing this game on my Commodore 64. As a child I was infatuated with box scores and statistics and would print out the box scores from the games I played on my dot matrix printer and pour over them. It also exposed me to the history of baseball, I loved this game.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.