ESPN Major League Baseball

While a good game, ESPN Major League Baseball takes a giant step backwards with this installment.

As with the other 2004 editions of 2K Sports' sports simulations, ESPN Major League Baseball gets a new name with the ESPN branding, following ESPN NBA Basketball and ESPN NHL Hockey. Previous installments of the series... Read Full Review

decent for what it is

if you love baseball games you can have hits and misses, and while this game is good, it leaves me hanging on some points that i didn't really like. You can almost literally get a superstar club out of thin air with real... Read Full Review

Ball Blasting Fun.....

I have always enjoyed Sega Sports titles over EA Sports titles simply because of the gameplay and the controls and sometimes the graphical achievements that Sega Sports can have over EA Sports....And Major League Basebal... Read Full Review

Great presentation, good gameplay.

This is a very good baseball game in its own right, but many people will probably favor MVP Baseball 2004 over this. The main strengths of ESPN Baseball are the graphics, overall presentation, and fielding. However, th... Read Full Review

ESPN Baseball may be the best on the market, but it isn't good enough.

There are so many things to comment on and I have so little time. So I'll just break down the pros and cons and embellish a bit on each point. Pros: Pitching: The method used for placing your pitch is great. Unl... Read Full Review

This is a good game.

I think this is a quality baseball game. I actually like it better than MVP, because while MVP has a lot of nice things, it has too many meters and it isn't on XBOX Live, the graphics aren't as good either. The Franchi... Read Full Review

ESPN Baseball is an ok game but if a truly good baseball game I suggest MVP instead. ESPN has some good graphics but there are a lot of things that needs to be fixed to become a great game for one you don't have full con... Read Full Review

Honestly, there's only 2 Baseball choices this year. Mvp and ESPN. Both are fun but there are major differences and it really comes down to whether you prefer arcade style or simulation. After playing both games exten... Read Full Review

The WSB series is the last to make the name change in Sega’s sports lineup to the ESPN presentation. While it is a good effort to make the most unique baseball game, out there it really did not exceed my expectations but... Read Full Review