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Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball is a Super Nintendo game released in 1994 by Nintendo. The game was developed by the same team responsible for the highly successful Ken Griffey Jr.’s Winning Run baseball series, and features similar gameplay mechanics, but with an upgraded graphics engine and a more expansive feature set.

The game features an impressive roster of real-life players from all 26 MLB teams of the time, including Ken Griffey Jr., Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and other stars of the day. Players can choose to play through a full 162-game season with any team in the league or jump into exhibition games against computer-controlled opponents or human players via two-player mode. The game also includes an All-Star Game and Home Run Derby mode, as well as a statistical tracking system that records individual player stats over multiple seasons.

The game’s visuals are colorful and vibrant, with detailed sprites for both players and stadiums that look nearly identical to their real-life counterparts. Player movements are smooth and realistic, while batting animations are unique to each player based on their style of play. Audio is solid too, featuring authentic sounds from the ballpark such as crowd noise and vendor calls, along with catchy music tracks during menus and between innings.

Gameplay is fast paced yet challenging; batters must time button presses accurately to hit pitches effectively while pitchers must select the best pitches for each situation in order to fool opposing batters. The AI is competent enough to provide a challenge even at lower difficulty levels, although it does have some occasional moments of predictability when it comes to pitch selection or defensive positioning.

Overall, Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball is an enjoyable sports title that manages to capture the essence of America’s pastime quite well despite its age. Even today it still offers plenty of fun for fans who want to experience classic baseball action on their Super Nintendo consoles or via emulators on modern PCs.