As for the gameplay itself, the swinging and pitching controls are very simple. Swinging and pitching both were a cinch to master, and I became as talented as Nolan Ryan after pitching one game and a Babe Ruth-class slugger after playing offense one time around. Graphics Don't even get me started on the graphics. Take, for instance, Tiger Stadium. If you have ever been there or watched a game on TV that's broadcast from there, you know about the overhang in right field.
Home runs that start off as line drives almost spiral as they hit the stands.
Somehow I missed the great disaster that happend when steamrollers got loose and flattened the spectators in every stadium across the country. I half expected the balls that landed out there to bounce off and ricochet back at me, or land back on the grass. Oops, I meant airbrushed concrete. The field looked like it had been colored in with crayons, or better yet, watercolors. No point in it.