The AI provides a solid challenge, and there are virtually reams of statistics die-hard fans can pore through. For example, you can play around with prices for Tickets, Concessions, and Broadcast, to successfully balance fans' demand and your financial goals. You can adopt just about any management style, and tinker with hundreds of parameters to your heart's content. The game is very open-ended, and virtually limitless in scope: you can run through an entire season in days or weeks-or more-depending on what time increment you set. Plan the team's finances poorly, and you will suffer the consequences even if your team is performing well. What makes Baseball Mogul an instant classic as opposed to merely a "good" game is the near-perfect balance between behind-the-scene finances and on-the-diamond performance.
You also get to control all the finances of your team, from setting the price of a ticket or a hot dog to allocating funds to your farm system, scouts and medical staff. As General Manager, you craft complex trades and sign multi-million dollar players, competing with artificially intelligent player agents and general managers." Baseball Mogul features excellent AI and solid play mechanics. You choose who stays in the big leagues, who gets sent down to the minors, and who gets released altogether. In your role as Manager, you set the starting defense, batting order and pitching rotation for your team. All of these are the real players with real stats from your city's team. As the description on the official site makes clear: "You start in the Spring of 1998 with a 25 player roster and about 25 more AAA (minor league) players. Baseball Mogul lets you assume the role of both General Manager and Manager for a professional baseball team of your choice. One of the best baseball simulations ever made, bar none.
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