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MLB Front Office Manager (Microsoft Xbox 360, 2009)
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This game is for the Fantasy guru's, move players up and down your farm system one by one. As you SIM further into the years you do have to do more with talent and keeping an "Eye" on who you set up for success. Extremely challenging for those people who think they can handle numerous things all at once. I for one do not understand a few aspects to this game, but still love playing this game. I am more of a conservative type GM, I do not give incentive type salaries to my players and some players end up walking on me......its all part of the game folks. My favorite aspect is that you can draft international players in the "Prospect" draft as you set budget allocations for each country or region all over the world. There is also a "Rule 5" draft, know where your holes are that you need to fill immediately. You can also budget in scouting for players in Japan which is my favorite aspect, you can sign them for a significantly long contract at a affordable price. You must also realize that when you are signing the Japanese players they have to be at least 25 years old before you can sign them to play in the US. After you bid to just talk with the Japanese player (like real life) you must then counter with the player or just agree with what they are asking for a contract length and monetary value for every year signed. I can go on and on about this game but you will only appreciate this if you look at the strategy of the contracts, player morale, and team cohesion. You will have to SIM a lot, set and forget your line-ups until your team starts to go on a losing streak. This game is EXCELLENT!! Give it a chance until you understand it, very general and not a whole lot of visuals.Read full review
This is a game with a very specific target player and a very different playstyle. Think fantasy baseball in console form. The focus on the game is organization and strategy to win games, not actually stepping in and playing them. I mention fantasy baseball because the object is to build a solid team through roster moves (trades, free agents, waivers, etc.) and micromanaging your team on every level. Understanding how to structure a line-up is key, as well as building a bullpen to support your starters. This strategy will also need to be applied to every team within your farm system. Sign and groom young players, work within a team budget, cut dead weight, pick and choose carefully who you sign. If your preference is the set-it-and-forget-it team game, this is not for you. If you prefer to actually play the game rather than watch it, this is not for you. If you find yourself playing a LOT in the back-of-house aspects of other games and then simming the games themselves to get back to the back-of-house stuff then this could be for you. If you enjoy the game of numbers, stats, strategy, deals and are willing to put a LOT of time into the back-of-house operations, this game is worth a shot. For what the game is designed to be it is very entertaining but again only if you're into this type of game.Read full review
The game was average. I enjoyed controlling the team of my choice and all the real everyday stuff GM's do. There were way too many no names/fake players. With all of the teams in the MLB they should be able to list and rate all of each individual teams prospects instead of using fake players. It makes it a lot more fun with more real players.
BORING!!! Very disappointing game. My 14 year old son was hyped about being able to manage his own baseball teams with this game, but within a half hour he complained that the game was stupid and he wanted to trade it in. His major complaint was that most of the available players were no-names and that none of the good major league players were available in the draft. I don't know how far he got into the game, but know that it had to be bad for him to just throw it aside after all of his initial excitement. I don't know much about the game myself but know that for a kid who likes to methodically manage his fantasy sports teams, this game was a disappointment.
I have been on every site I could think of warning people about this game. It is that bad. This is by far the worst game I have ever played. Please do not buy it. The Rating system is horrible: most players have a 55 rating, trades are impossible, and there were times I couldn't even sign free agents. I know I am being harsh, but this game deserves it. I can't believe 2KSports let this game go out to the public.
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