While neither this game nor OOTP try to entice users on graphics, it still matters that the interface looks very 1990s and the color scheme is pretty close to Eye Tuberculosis levels. That problem is more pronounced in Baseball Mogul.
I dinged the most recent version of OOTP on account of it’s graphics issues. If you like baseball simulation video games with large rosters and realistic aging curves, then Baseball Mogul is one great option in a field of just two choices. This game is still, like, dumb levels of adddicting. I spotted a few changes here and there from the previous version I played (that would be Baseball Mogul ’13, 96 A+) Maybe they were going to simplify the game a little, or maybe add some complexities.
I partly expected the name change would come with perhaps a major graphics or interface overhaul. What’s different with the Diamond Edition? Well, not much, actually. In its place, we have Baseball Mogul: Diamond Edition. The Sport Moguls crew has dropped the annual naming convention (so no more Baseball Mogul 2014 or Baseball Mogul 2016 stuff). That question is as pertinent today as it was in seasons past.
