Inside the Park Baseball for Windows

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Key Details of Inside the Park Baseball

Become a professional baseball player and develop your career.
Last updated on August 24, 2015
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Developer’s Description

By Out of the Park Developments

Become a professional baseball player and develop your career.

Welcome to Inside the Park Baseball, a innovative baseball role-playing game that lets YOU become a professional baseball player. Create your character from scratch, get drafted and then fight your way out of the minor leagues to "The Show". In your role as a big league ballplayer, you'll negotiate your contracts, spend your hard-earned money on some of the over 300 baseball items in the game, and manage aspects of your life both on and off the field. On the field, you can play every single game of your career,as a pitcher or hitter, with complete in-game control. Off the field, you can enjoy some rest and relaxation, study your craft to improve your abilities, or show off your trophy case. There's much more, too: schedule your training program, check all of your stats, get into bar fights with opposing players, if it can happen in real life, it can happen in Inside the Park.

Will your rookie card be worth more than $1,000 or will it be just a worthless piece of paper? Will you become mired in contract negotiations and become a Free Agent? Will you get a phone call in the middle of the night, informing you that you've just been traded? For the answer to these questions, get inside the park now. ITP is based on the highly realistic and award-winning baseball engine Out of the Park Baseball. You can even import OOTP leagues and start your career there.

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GENERAL

Release: October 27, 2004

Latest update: August 24, 2015

Version: 1.03

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Vista
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows ME
Windows 7
Windows 98
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 12,051

Downloads Last Week: 2

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User Reviews

2.3/5

3 User Votes

An enjoyable game that has some bugs
ElectricbassguyOctober 5, 2017
Pros
-Allows you to create a player and play as them through their career, from the minor leagues all the way to the majors. -Options to invent workout schedule to improve your overall stats and push your peak stats beyond the original maximum you had when you made the player. -Quite a few different equipment pieces with different bonuses and drawbacks. -Free agency can be fun as you make different teams compete with offering you various contracts. -Good replay value, lots of difficulty settings and different strategies to try out.
Cons
-The items are kind of unrealistic. "Magical bats" have various attributes that can make a huge difference in how you perform as a player. -Instructions are a bit lacking. The game is rather complex and difficult if you don't go to the ITP section of the OOTP forums to read the walkthroughs and workouts suggestions listed. -A minor (but annoying bug)... if you start a new career after your player retires, you start on the day of their retirement. The game adds another draft on the day of that player's retirement, rather than having the game move forward to the next draft for you to make a new player. -Stats are sometimes unrealistic, especially with pitchers. You'll find your pitchers never walk anyone during their peaks. Even the best control pitchers average at least 1 walk per 9 innings.
Summary
This is an enjoyable game that I've had fun with since 2005. I disagree with the negative reviews posted from years ago. This isn't for everyone, but if you're okay without live-action graphics, you will find an enjoyable game. However, I believe it's only $10 on the OOTP website, rather than $19.99 as they show on Download.
Slow Simulation, hard to read, not totally baseball....
titans8904July 31, 2007
Pros
I like the concept. I have been trying to make a game like this for a while, and they have finally done it. It is decent for a first-release.
Cons
oh boy. Well, it's not worth 20 bucks i'll tell you that. First of all, they have white text against a light background, it's like they're secretly trying to make the world go blind!<p>second, right now I am simulating one week...It has taken about 7 minutes to simulate 5 days, and I have the whole rest of the season to go! Need to speed that up A LOT.<p>If it weren't for the slow simulation time, I might be able to live with this game. But that and the fact that it's more like those social-networking rpgs, except in this case you can go to bars and pick up COMPUTER women...... uhhhhhhhh........ yea. i went to a bar and picked up a woman.... great.... i thought this was a baseball game....<p>my final beef is the fact that the cost of equipment is blown WAY out of proportion. a $5,000,000 bat?!?!? I dont care HOW BIG that sweet spot is, no bat is realistically going to cost FIVE MILLION BUCKS! and i haven't even UNLOCKED the other bats.....this is very unrealistic, they should have never even touched the equipment stuff....<p>To summarize, I would not suggest buying this game right now. Wait for a better, improved version to come out. You can try out the demo, I think you'll get sick of it by the time the 14-day trial runs out. They made a good start, but as with all new releases, it's going to take some work before it is worth the money.
Summary
Good features, but you can't read things.
rodneydunningApril 8, 2005
Pros
There is a lot of detail here, and the game designers were obviously aware of baseball.
Cons
This is not an arcade style game. You can make decisions during games, but there is very little feedback on what you might be doing wrong. The game uses white text on a black-and-white background. It has a stylish look, but you can't read the text in the information boxes. I had so much trouble reading the boxes I couldn't see any point in continuing the game. I mean that literally-- I couldn't SEE the text I needed to read to find out what I was supposed to do.
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