NetStats Baseball (NSB) is a simulation of Major League Baseball. It is a client/server application written in C, with support for command-line use and network play. The project is aimed at baseball simulation rather than arcade action, and also includes supporting data and documentation for installation and use.
Key Features
- Simulates Major League Baseball in a client/server architecture.
- Supports command-line operation.
- Includes network play functionality.
- Ships with statistics-related data and supporting project documentation.
Website: github.com/Snake69/NSB
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Developer: Marshall Lake
License: MIT License
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