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Time Machine Baseball Mobile

Time Machine Baseball Mobile

by Douglas J Barnum

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🎬 Entertainment
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 31, 2016
  • April 11, 2016

Developer

Douglas J Barnum
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Relive iconic baseball moments and follow your favorite teams through historical seasons. Immerse yourself in the game with authentic audio, experiencing legendary plays as if you were there. Enjoy condensed games perfect for commutes.

✓Relive historic baseball moments
✓Listen to games as if in the ballpark
✓Follow favorite teams through seasons
✓Experience clutch hitting and pitching
✓Control seasons, teams, and games
✓Includes over 5400 free games from select seasons
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What's New in Time Machine Baseball Mobile

1.2

April 11, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Improved and enhanced the play-by-play. Specifically the singles, ground outs, and fly outs now play out nicely and include defensive player names. Added variety to announcing a batter including the pitcher name in some instances. Also added variety to pitching changes. Heads up on attempted steals and batters properly introduced on such running plays. Cite a specific rule broken on a balk. Fixed Astros and players McCovey and McCarver pronunciations. Some assorted bug fixes.

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In-App Purchases

$4.99

All Seasons

All available regular season games from 1921 (NL only), 1922, 1925, 1927, and 1930-2015. That is more than 140,000 games.

User reviews

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Great Program, But...

It would get 5 stars if player names were pronounced correctly. A computer voice continually cannot determine if a name has other pronunciation variations.
Here's an example:
De-meter WRONG
Dem-e-tee CORRECT
Don Demeter 1959 LA Dodgers
Retrosheet fanRetrosheet fan

Fascinating idea, works well!

Really strange and fascinating idea. After you get past the computerized voice, it really feels like a quick radio broadcast. Nice work!
ChrisThielenChrisThielen

Great app

Great app. Unique concept!
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FAQ

What baseball games are included for free in Time Machine Baseball?

Time Machine Baseball includes all available games from the 1927, 1970, and 2015 regular seasons, plus the 1937, 1969, and 2010 post-season games, totaling over 5400 games.

Can I purchase additional seasons in Time Machine Baseball?

Yes, other baseball seasons beyond those included for free are available for purchase within the app.

How long is a typical game in Time Machine Baseball?

A typical game in Time Machine Baseball is about 20 minutes long, making it suitable for listening during a commute.

Does Time Machine Baseball have commercials?

No, Time Machine Baseball is designed to provide pure baseball audio without commercials or sponsor interruptions.

What devices does Time Machine Baseball support?

Time Machine Baseball is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

What is the age rating for Time Machine Baseball?

Time Machine Baseball has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for a wide range of users.

How often is Time Machine Baseball updated?

The latest version is 1.2, and it was last updated on April 11, 2016. Future updates will depend on the developer's release schedule.

What do users like about Time Machine Baseball?

Users appreciate the immersive experience of listening to historical games as if they were there, and the ability to follow specific teams and seasons.