Not to mention the load time was extremely slow, in my opinion. In the game, however, things seemed well laid-out for setting game options. The options screen has a nice tabbed interface, with tab headers for things such as graphics, controllers, and so on. Try as I might, however, I could not get BB2K to recognize my two 12-Meg Voodoo 2 cards, even though I did exactly what the help file recommended. Pitching is well done, with a nice cursor inside of a box arrangement for determining pitch placement, with a single button representing each of the pitches in a hurler's repertoire.
Batting uses a variant of the cursor setup, and it also worked well.
It provides a little help on pitch destination, but still requires the hitter to use his skills to actually make contact with the ball. Running, once again, is a failure. I don't understand why this is so difficult. Press button 4 to advance all runners. Sounds easy enough.