It was a pretty standard Windows install. The install was painless and probably took less than ten minutes. Finally for the record, I’m running APBA Baseball 5.75 on a HP Pavilion g series laptop with a 2.3 GB processor and 3.0 GB RAM on a 32-bit Windows 7 OS. Please stop me if you see me comparing the two. I am giving APBA Baseball 5.75 a chance and will review it as product on its own merit. As a tabletop player, I have a bias towards the dice. If any of you have insights on this and want to lend your experience, let me know. I’ve corresponded with a couple of you on this. Since I’m not upgrading from version 5.5, I can’t speak from first-hand experience on the Migration Tool. I’m learning this from scratch so bear with me if you are a seasoned BBW veteran (but feel free to chime in with a comment if I’ve gotten anything wrong!). So I’m not privy to the nuances of BBW or the changes from version 5.5. As I’ve said, I’m a dice player and haven’t played computer APBA since the APBA for DOS days. Future articles will deal with Advanced Draft and League Manager… the meat of how you set up a league or a replay.īefore I get into my review of the game, I’d like to set out some parameters so you’ll know what perspective I’m coming from. This one will deal with the install and the actual game itself.

Since there is so much to APBA Baseball 5.75, I’m going to break down my reviews down into a couple of articles. So I placed my pre-order (something I never do for any product, mind you) and my disk arrived in the mail this past week. As a long time APBA dice and boards player, I wasn’t even sure I was going to order it for a while but quite honestly the price point of $22 made it difficult to pass up the chance to at least give it a decent shot. APBA Baseball 5.75 published by APBA Games, the long awaited successor to version 5.5 has finally shipped.

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