Baseball Mogul 2005 Developed by Sports Mogul. Baseball Mogul 2004 Developed by Sports Mogul. Published by Hip Interactive. The amateur draft was not included in early versions of the game, as instead the computer randomly generated new players and put them in the minor leagues at the start of each new season. It was not until Baseball Mogul 2004 that the amateur draft was created. Baseball Mogul 2003 Developed by Sports Mogul. Published by Monkeystone Games. Baseball Mogul 2002 Developed and published by Sports Mogul at March 2002 Baseball Mogul 2000 Developed and published by Infinite Monkey Systems. Baseball Mogul 99 Developed by Infinite Monkey Systems. Published by WizardWorks. Baseball Mogul Developed and published by Infinite Monkey Systems. Baseball Mogul tied with CART Precision Racing to win Computer Gaming Worlds 1997 "Sports Game of the Year" award. The editors called it "about as humble as games get, but it was more original than any sports title this year". Other games using the Baseball Mogul engine Microsoft Baseball 2001 was an action-oriented baseball game that used the Baseball Mogul engine and allowed players to control the franchise. MLB Slugfest and MLB Slugfest: Loaded are a series of action-oriented baseball games for PS2, Xbox and GameCube that used the Baseball Mogul engine for in-game and franchise simulation. Gameplay Prior to Baseball Mogul 2007, all games were simulated, with the player assuming the combined role of general manager/manager/owner. Players oversee an entire baseball franchise, and possess the ability to set batting lineups, make trades, and set ticket and concession prices. Baseball Mogul 2007 added a play-by-play option to control every pitch of a game. Baseball Mogul relies primarily on text-based menus. Configuration When starting a new game, the player must choose from one of five options: Modern - Take control of a team with its Opening Day 2019 roster. Classic - Play in any year from 1901 through 2018. Fictional - Play in a league with fictional players and fictional team names. This takes a bit longer to start because it simulates some fictional years to develop stats for the players that will appear on each team. Expansion - Play any of the 14 expansion teams that developed between 1961 and 1998. As of Baseball Mogul 2015, players can also create their own team in a city of their choice, with the AI making a second team to have 32 teams overall. Players