Here’s a rundown of the requirements:

• Old Time Baseball (or Tony La Russa Baseball 3 or 4) – Game Disk
• optional, but recommended: Tony La Russa Baseball 3 or 4 – Season Disk(s)

Old Time Baseball was developed and published in 1995 by Stormfront Studios for the IBM PC personal computer. Please note that while the tutorial utilizes Old Time Baseball, you can perform the same steps in Tony La Russa Baseball 3 or 4. The only additional steps would be to import the season in OTBB first, then import into TLBB 3 or 4. Alternatively, you can create / edit teams and conduct a draft using the players that you create.

I divided the tutorial into three sections: Draft (importing the 1954 season from the Old Time Baseball CD-ROM, selecting the player pool, configuring the draft rules, conducting the draft), Simulate Season (create schedule, simulate an entire season, play an All-Star Matchup with Mel Allen performing the play-by-play, reviewing the final standings) and Stat Review (games of note including one-hitters and 3-homer games, league leaderboards, and a team-by-team rundown).

View the tutorial videos here:

Part 1 – Import Universe, Draft, Review Lineups and Pitching Staffs

Part 2 – Simulate Season, All-Star Matchup, Final Standings

Part 3 – Statistical Review (Games of Note, League Leaders and Team-by-Team)

Season Disk Downloads:

coming soon

References:

Retro Computer Baseball Game Review – Tony La Russa Baseball 3 – 4 – Old Time Baseball

SABR Stay at Home – Don Daglow