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Re: Any good B-Ball Simulators

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From: gun... Gunjan Bhow
Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 20:04
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In article <1992May14....@muddcs.claremont.edu> kar...@jarthur.claremont.edu (Kurt*z* S. Araki) writes:
>
>Does anyone know of REAL good Baseball simulators?
>I'd like to know of one that can play whole seasons, create teams,
>keeps running stats... injuries would even be a bonus...
>
>But, does anyone have any strong suggestions? Thank you
>
>-KSA

The 4/28/92 issue of PC Mag ran a feature on Baseball simulators for the PC.
(see the "After Hours" column). 

They distinguished between good simulators from a manager's point of view 
(making changes, selecting players, stats etc.) and good action games from 
an arcade perspective. In the former catagory, Earl Weaver Baseball II was a
"must for for managers who love statistics".  In the latter, Bo Jackson 
Baseball  seemed to be their favourite.

Hope this  helps

Gunjan
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