The graphics are pretty boring but I enjoyed it and am still. To really get used to the timing of the swing you have to play some homerun derbies. But it is fine.

At first, I thought the control scheme was inept and not fully tested. However, after a few full games and some practice in the homerun derby, the stylus batting has really grown on me. As far as pitching and fielding are concerned, I recommend put the stylus in the silo and using the buttons and d-pad. Changing pitchers is also a breeze, and is necessary when your hurler tires. The graphics, though not stellar, get the job done. The lower screen shows the more detailed pitcher vs. batter dual, while the upper screen displays the diamond. The audio is passable, with all the basic sounds of the game from the slap of the ball hitting the glove to the crack of the bat as the ball sails into the cheering crowd. Though Major league 2k7 is far from perfect, after a few games in, it all seemed to come together, providing a fun outing for DS owning fans of the ol' ball game. Besides, it's $19.99 price tag is peanuts for a new release these days. Play ball!… Expand

I've tried several times, and I still have not made it through the first inning of a game. It is really that bad. I agree that the menus and graphics are fine. The problem is the gameplay. In terms of gameplay and fun, this is the worst baseball game I've ever played. RBI Baseball for the NES, to give just one example, is vastly superior.