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Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | Only 1 left in stock, order soon! | | | | | | Major League Baseball 2K7 offers a true-to-life experience for every pitch, hit, catch and throw -- it's true baseball, from the moment you step onto the diamond. Incredibly realistic controls combine with the ability to build your players' skills and attributes, to deliver an immersive ball game. Plus there's an even deeper Franchise Mode, and an all-new Career Mode where you call the shots. With returning gameplay favorites including EyeToy functionality and online playability, Major League Baseball 2007 offers you the serious baseball action you crave. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Package Length: | 5.4 inches | | Package Width: | 4.9 inches | | Package Height: | 0.6 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 14 reviews |
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| | Game Information | | Platform: | Nintendo DS | | Media: | Video Game | | Item Quantity: | 1 |
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| | Features | The Swing Stick mechanic brings a new level of intuitive control -- players use the Right Analog Stick to control the swing of the batUse timing, guessing the location of the pitch and swing choice are key to successful executionPayoff Pitching - Pitchers must spot their pitches correctly, taking into account pitch type and break as they throw to a target area
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7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Could not be any worse..... Mar 22, 2007
By AndyZ
Do not purchase this item unless you know absolutley nothing about baseball. Two stadiums, no season play, can not shift infield or outfield, cannot dive for a ball and the graphics are circa colecovision. I was fortunte I was able to return this product. It is a shame, the DS offered so much potential for a baseball game and now we will have to wait who know's how many years for a new game.
I would have been happy if they would have re released Triple Play for the Genesis.
5 of 6 found the following review helpful:
REALLY REALLY REALLY BAD! Jul 14, 2007
THIS IS WHAT I'D LIKE TO SAY (what I expected):
Great Graphics
Great sound
Alot of options to do
MORE THAN 2 STADIUMS!
This is the truth:
I just bought 2k7 cuz Im a baseball nut. I thoought It would be good. Boy was I wrong. The options of what to do are post season game (It'd be nice to play a regular season first), allstar game, home run derby, playoffs and multiplayer. Everyone says there's only one stadium but there is acually 2, when you use an ALLSTAR team u get another stadium. You can't sign players, and the homerun derby lets you hit homers every pitch (I HIT 17 BEFORE GETTING OUT WITH A-ROD!!!) I win every game about 27 to one and they hit A TON of homeruns. It's easy to get 80 hits per game for your team and I've cracked 120 hits about six times! The swing for the .000 hitter is bigger than the one for the .150 hitter. ITS RETARDED!!!
OVERALL MLB 2k7 IS A VAGUE, CRUDDY LOOKING PIECE OF JUNK!!!!!!!!!!
5 of 6 found the following review helpful:
no. Mar 23, 2007
By R. stapleton
absolutely horrible. think of a poor man's rbi baseball(nes). the speed and play-action is out of whack. the fielding arrangement is silly. there are too many problems to list, but the reviews below do a good job in getting us started. i'm a huge baseball fan and only have the ds and gamecube systems. the gamecube doesn't offer a baseball game this year. but i will be selling this on ebay and go back to playing the 05 mvp on gamecube. thanks, mlb, for your restrictive licensing. the result is one(and only one)crappy product.
7 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Fun for a minute ... Mar 23, 2007
By stove
..if even that.
If this game was priced at $10, then I'd say go for it and purchase it. Not for $20, no way. And shame on the game producers for even releasing this. Here's why:
-No save feature: Given that this is a handheld system, a 'save at any time' would have been nice. Instead, you are forced into 9 long innings of hell.
-Game play: In trying to time pitches right, sometimes an early swing would connect with the ball even though it was waaay off. Pitching is horrid. Pick a corner, any pitch, and the moron at the plate should strike out.
-Graphics: Where oh where do I begin with this one? If there are base runners advancing, the top screen shows them "running". To me, it looked like blurry, spastic birds. They did, however, manage to get the player's name, number and race correct. But, some slightly heavier players (Prince Fielder for example) was all skinny. Holy super inaccurate. Way to research those players!
-No season play? Come on. That's what baseball is all about. Give me a full season (or maybe half of one) and THEN the opportunity to compete in post-season. Not right off the bat (no pun) to enter into the playoffs. LAME!
I am sorry for losing $20 to this game. Oh well. I shall wait for Nintendo to put out, hopefully, a more thought out, fan-friendly game.
Oh, and seeing Derek Jeter's face everywhere didn't help either.
Go BREWERS!
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9 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Beyond bad Mar 28, 2007
By N. Durham
"Big Evil"
The first foray for a baseball game carrying the MLB license on the DS is here with Major League Baseball 2K7, and it should have either spent much more time in development or just should have never been made period. The first thing you'll notice is the lack of options when you first turn on the game. You'd think a sports game in this day and age would include a season mode, not to mention the ability to trade and release players, sign free agents, and a create a player option too. Well, you get none of that here. Instead, you get to jump into the playoffs, play an exhibition game, and play Home Run Derby. These missing features wouldn't be so bad if the game itself wasn't so annoying to look at, let alone play. Graphically speaking, the DS can pump out some decent looking 3-D graphics that while not perfect, show off what the system can do. MLB 2K7 looks like it just jumped off the Genesis when you squint, and looks even worse when you don't. Not to mention that all the teams have no differences in terms of uniforms (how can the Yankees not have pinstripes? Blasphemy!). Maybe this wouldn't be so bad either if the game actually played like baseball is supposed to be played, the AI controled team mates and opponents behaved like they should, and the controls weren't incoherently buggy. Yeah, if you can't tell by now, MLB 2K7 is easily one of, if not the, worst games you'll find on the DS. If you're thinking about picking it up, remember, there is a reason why it's budget priced. Avoid at all costs.
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