Well, that’s not entirely true. It’s Saturday evening, and I was just looking for an eye-catching title. Sue me.Back in high school, I used to do lots of fantasy sports — my friends and I would do the four major ones (baseball, football, hockey, basketball) all the time. But the problem with being in a fantasy league is that it demands a significant time investment. You’ve got to be on top of all the goings-on around the league of the particular sport, which adds a lot of stress to your life. Plus, you’re often forced to root against your own team just because a player on the opposing team is on your fantasy team.Long story short, it’s an infinite series of headaches, and frankly, I just haven’t had the time for it since high school. But 2K Sports tried to make it easier for people to partake in fantasy leagues withMLB Front Office Manager, whichcame out this past Tuesday. The game features (what looks like) pretty extensive support for fantasy leagues — you can have up to 29 other people in your league, with each person controlling one of the thirty MLB teams.If this sounds like your cup of tea (Gatorade?), then check outMLB Front Office Manager; it’s available now for $40 on PS3, 360, and PC. Hit up thesecond developer diaryfor information on scouting.
Well, that’s not entirely true. It’s Saturday evening, and I was just looking for an eye-catching title. Sue me.
Back in high school, I used to do lots of fantasy sports — my friends and I would do the four major ones (baseball, football, hockey, basketball) all the time. But the problem with being in a fantasy league is that it demands a significant time investment. You’ve got to be on top of all the goings-on around the league of the particular sport, which adds a lot of stress to your life. Plus, you’re often forced to root against your own team just because a player on the opposing team is on your fantasy team.
Long story short, it’s an infinite series of headaches, and frankly, I just haven’t had the time for it since high school. But 2K Sports tried to make it easier for people to partake in fantasy leagues withMLB Front Office Manager, whichcame out this past Tuesday. The game features (what looks like) pretty extensive support for fantasy leagues — you may have up to 29 other people in your league, with each person controlling one of the thirty MLB teams.
If this sounds like your cup of tea (Gatorade?), then check outMLB Front Office Manager; it’s available now for $40 on PS3, 360, and PC. Hit up thesecond developer diaryfor information on scouting.
