This same behavior occurred under multiple compatibility settings (like Windows 7 and XP - the OSes that I played it on when younger). Unfortunately, as soon as the game hit the main menu, it would freeze - couldn't move the mouse or select any menu options - and crash to desktop. I don't know which version my disc corresponded to, but for both cracked executables, the game launched properly (I could watch or click through the opening Atari and Humongous screens, watch or skip the intro, it was all normal). So, I searched around online, and found some No-CD cracks, both for BB05 v1.0 and v1.1. Now, my parents were nice enough to let me install it on their desktop computer - so I used the disc to install it there, and copied the files to my laptop, but when I try to launch it from my laptop, it refuses, citing my lack of a CD.
Anyway, I'm trying to set it up on my Windows 10 laptop, and, while I still have the original disc, my laptop has no disc drive (nor do I own any external disc drive). Alright, so I know some of you swear by the original Backyard Baseball, and think '05 is reprehensible, but it's the Backyard Baseball I grew up with, and I love it.
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