Late in 2000, APBA announced that it had agreed to take over sales and service for the game Miller Associates disbanded.
Titled APBA Presents Baseball for Windows (with the first two words in small print), Miller continued to update and publish the game software their final version, 5.5, came out in the summer of 1999. In 1993, Miller and APBA announced a version of the game for the Windows platform, and it came out that summer. McGraw-Hill became the publisher after the company acquired Random House's software division in 1989, and the original game developers, Miller Associates, took over publishing and sales in 1990. It was published by Random House in 1985, first for PC computers and later for Apple. In 1984, the game company authorized a computer version of an advanced 'master' version of their baseball game.
