BBC Vik: The Baseball Demonstrator

## Description

_BBC Vik: The Baseball Demonstrator_ allows the player to “play” baseball
against the computer and was created to demonstrate the IBM 1620 computer.
Both the player and the computer pick players from a database to form a team
and those teams will play against each other. The results of the matches are
based on random numbers and batting averages from the database. Each event
during the match is printed by the computer, letting the player know who hit
the ball, when a base is stolen, a ball is caught, the pitcher hit the batter,
etc. The only commands available to the player are cheats to force a hit or
miss, or to request a postion of all the runners. A game lasted around 7 to 11
minutes.