While the world's attention is on soccer, Activision would like to remind us of America's national pastime. Specifically, the subset of our national pastime that is played by weird-looking cartoon characters on the Xbox 360 and PS3: Little League World Series Baseball 2010.
Little League World Series Baseball 2010 -- ironically, a pretty long title for a "little" game -- will be in stores July 13.
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