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It seems to be the year for incremental improvements in baseball management simulations. Just like its main rival, Out of the Park Baseball 9, Baseball Mogul 2009 enters a new season looking a lot like it did last season. After adding a tremendous number of new features and enhancements during the past two years, the current edition of the text-based sports sim is more of a taking-stock upgrade. It focuses on minor revisions to the presentation and artificial intelligence. The result is a good game with subtle improvements that make a better big-league management experience, but one that isn't essential if you already own its predecessor.

Baseball Mogul 2009's personality remains pretty much the same as when it first hit the market way back in 1997. In contrast to the more complicated and stat-heavy Out of the Park Baseball series, the Baseball Mogul line has always tried to balance accessibility with depth. Its gameplay is geared toward both hardcore hardball buffs and casual fans who want to play an authentic turn-based baseball management game without drowning in numbers. While you take over the complete operation of a big-league baseball club with all of the responsibilities that such a job entails--either in a solo league or in an online league with other human players--you're never overwhelmed with player stats, long-winded negotiations with free agents, or financial screens with more numbers than the average corporate tax return

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