Adorable!
The bobble-head graphics are adorable, and gameplay is simple enough for kids of all ages. Pitching consists of timing a power bar, aiming with a crosshair, and selecting a pitch. There's a bit of challenge due to a "area of probability" that affects how much you can aim the pitch. The better you time the power bar, the closer it will be to the crosshairs, and if you don't get it in the green, you better hope it's a ball. Batting is a bit trickier, but once you get the hang of it you'll be hitting grand slams. You can get a hint if the pitcher misses his power bar, which means you can take the ball, or knock it out of the park.
The only complaints I have about Stickball are the limited roster, lack of tournament play, and no ability to create your own players.
Many players are represented from across the major leagues. It's not for hardcore gamers, but casual gamers and younger kids will love it, especially this time of year!