The Owner franchise differs quite nicely compared to the Dynasty mode. No money is dealt with in the Dynasty franchise as that comes in to play in the all new Owner mode. You can also check out scouting reports and can access your MVP inbox which is basically like an e-mail system giving you updates. Upon starting up this franchise, you must first select which team you wish to follow and can then go through the rosters. The Dynasty mode allows you to take control of 120 years of a Major League Organization. The Owner mode also doesn't last as long, so it should appeal to a wider range of people. However, new to this season is the Owner mode which is a little more in depth than the Dynasty mode. The first of which made its debut in the 2004 season as the Dynasty mode. As if one wasn't enough you now get two ways of running your very own baseball franchise. MVP Baseball 2005 actually includes two different franchise modes. It is nice to see these modes making a return in this year's addition, but there is still more that makes this title even better. Some of the other familiar game modes are the Manager mode, where you simply just manage your team during a game instead of playing, and the scenario editor. This is where two batters go head to head to see who can make the most homeruns. Another mode that is making a comeback is the Homerun Showdown. This is more-or-less the same as the "Play Now" function except for the fact that it does have some more detailed options such as being able to choose how many innings there will be.
The most recognizable mode that has remained is the Exhibition mode. Most of the game modes have remained from the 2004 season, but there are two new ones which we will get to in a moment. Besides having the ability to start a game up on the fly, MVP Baseball 2005 includes a large number of gameplay modes that are sure to have you hitting homeruns and line drives for hours. Once you have finished with your options you can quickly head out onto the field for a nice nine inning game. All you have to do is just choose your teams between MLB, AAA, AA, or A, and your difficulty levels which are Rookie, Pro, All-Star or MVP. Heading into this area will start up a game for you ASAP. Of course the most obvious way to get the game going is the "Play Now" option. There are more features here than you can shake a stick at. One of MVP's best areas this year is the amount of features.
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