Ken Griffey Junior Presents Major League Baseball GB Edition.
Game by Nintendo
Reviewed by The Avardancer
Released: 1997
Size: 4 Megabits
Save: Battery, 1 slot
Use with: Any version Gameboy


Opening Snide Remarks: Baseball. Revisited. Now with Ken Griffey Junior,
the entire 1997 stats and teams, the Nike license, and more crammed into
a four-megabit cartridge. Do I like Baseball? Well, sort of. I bought this
game because it was cheap and I wanted to see if I could break that "61"
record.

Gameplay section: It's Baseball with a fantastic Batting and fielding engine.
Did I mention that you can play full seasons and determine thier length?
You can also trade and swap people as well. The Statistics are all old, and
the two new teams are not here. but you won't really care because the game is
fun. The Home Run Derby mode is priceless. The Fielding engine is great; but
still suffers. It isn't a game you can pick up and play. Well, the Home Run
Derby you can. It's a little arcadish; but that's okay.

Graphics: The game looks good and has a lot of animations. It's easy to
see and offers normal Super Gameboy Features.

Sound: The sound is bittersweet. Hitting the ball sounds good; but the crowd
sounds horrible. Oh, well.

Music: It's well done; but it gets VERY annoying.

Play Control: The fielding is well done; but still suffers from a slight
delay. There's also a strange sensitivity to the control that makes it feel
like you're shooting a fly in the dark.

Final Analysis: Do you like Baseball? You'll like this game with all it's
options. The game really cleans up though in Two-Player Home Run Derby. It's
an average game though. I find it to be only mildly entertaining.

Score
Gameplay: ****
Graphics: *****
Sound: ***
Music: ***
Play Control: ***
Total: 18 out of 25

Final Score: 72%

Currently Known Codes:
Easy Homerun Derby Win 
When the computer is batting in a homerun derby hold down and B.
The computer will then skip its turn and will be stuck with a low score. 
 
Give a Pitcher 163 Wins 
While you are playing a 163 game season pick a pitcher to pitch the first
three innings. Then pick another pitcher to pitch the 4th and 5th innings.
Then use as many pitchers as you want to complete the game. Which ever
pitcher pitched the 4th and 5th inning will get the win but make sure he
doesn't pitch any longer or he will not be available to pitch for the next
game. Note: You must be winning during the 3rd inning and keep the lead for
the whole game. 

Run Faster 
While you are running rapidly press B to run faster.