Major League Baseball 2K10

Major League Baseball 2K10 Review

The PlayStation 2 hasn't been the focus of game development for many, many years and Major League Baseball 2K10 from 2K Sports is a glaring example of this sort of mentality. Once again we have a rehashed version of last year's game (and the year before that) that delivers no real gameplay innovations, no improvements to visuals and no changes to things like the framerate or camera angles. Yes, Major League Baseball 2K10 rests solely on the laurels of previous games, and while that doesn't mean that this version is a horrific mess like its DS-bound brother, it sure isn't the most stimulating or enjoyable baseball experience around. The most startling aspect of Major League Baseball 2K10 is that there's absolutely no sign of new content in the game. There are no new modes to tout with the back of the box listing things like Home Run Derby and Franchise Mode, two modes that we've been enjoying since what seems like the dawn of time. GM Career mode is where you'll spend most of your time, but again, we've seen it before and doesn't offer much in the way of new content. Thankfully you do get a roster update, but PS2 users looking for something like My Player or new mechanics for the gameplay need to make the switch to current hardware.