Major League is a baseball game for the NES (Famicom), developed and published by Irem in Japan in 1989. Set against the backdrop of Major League Baseball (MLB), it lets players pick from various teams to compete. The game uses a top-down perspective, with core controls for pitching, batting, and base running to deliver an authentic baseball experience. It supports both single-player mode against the CPU and two-player versus mode for matches with friends. Though its early release date means relatively simple graphics and sound, its smooth gameplay and faithful recreation of baseball rules made it a classic for baseball game fans of the era.