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Smash Court Pro Tennis 2 (PS2) | 
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Category: Video Games
List Price: £19.99
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Rating:  8 reviews
Platform: Playstation2
Genre: tennis-games
Media: Video Game
Number Of Items: 1
Age: 3 - 18 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.4 x 0.6
UPC: 711719145516
EAN: 0711719145516
Release Date: June 10, 2005
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GREAT GAME...BUT WHY?? July 27, 2008
Anthony Barlow (Sheffield UK)
I bought the game a while ago and although I really enjoyed playing it I cant understand why when on Pro tour mode there are not any more than 10 profile players (the top 10 players do not include Federer but players like Gasquet??). It really would make the game so much more interesting to play better players in early rounds of tournaments such as Wimbledon.
Having said that, all in all it is a fantastic game to pass a few hours ;)
 Great game August 20, 2006
Einstein
7 out of 10 found this review helpful
I'm not a big fan of tennis but have always enjoyed tennis games for some reason. I've always found them enjoyable and addictive and this game is no different. I really only bought it for a change though, something different from football and shooting, and it's great fun. As it's the only tennis game I've played on ps2 so I can't compare it with others but just to say that I'm enjoying it; played it for 3 days straight now and well worth 11 quid!
Great fun, great gameplay August 7, 2006
J. Potter (Berkshire, England)
13 out of 13 found this review helpful
Really good fun, with very realistic gameplay. If you play tennis then the timing and positioning here are just as important to hit that killer shot although the beginner will also be able to hoik it over the net without to much hassle.
The musak is awfull but you can turn it off, I could not find anyway of turning off the between point flyby's of the crowd and players. You can get rid of these just by pressing X at the time though.
It does seem a little confusing that the first player to get to six games wins a set but guess that is just to make it easy for the beginner to comprehend, you can turn on tie breaks in the options screen.
I especially love this game in multiplayer mode, have sat there for hours into the night playing, the only thing that curbs enthusiasm is your ability to time shots as your eyes get heavy!
Great Fun!
Tennis has never looked so good June 9, 2006
Louis-yves Dockree (London)
3 out of 6 found this review helpful
a great game and should be bought right away, simple but for those who want a challenge there is more depth, creating your own player is a stoke of genius. the graphics are the best around (for tennis games) just a perfect tennis game the only thing missing is online play, but this is a must get if you love tennis games!!!!!!!!
 A missed opportunity... January 5, 2006
Iceni Peasant (Norfolk, England)
20 out of 21 found this review helpful
In terms of graphics and gameplay this is the best tennis game I've played. With controls that make sense, realistic player movement and intelligent anticipation from the computer player. An excellent feature is your player is always nearest the screen, even after changing ends....other games when your player changes to the far end often prove to alter the game...with this you can at least keep a consistent level of play.Another good point is the amount of types of games you can play...from a full Pro Tour, to exhibitions matches. including the 4 main Grand Slams. There are a handful of the top players from the men's and women's tours on here; such as Mauresmo, Davenport, Roddick and Safin. And the graphics and body actions of these players are stunningly real and close to their real-life personas. Unfortunately there are not enough of the famous players, so it's not quite so interesting to play early rounds of tournaments, playing against computer generated nobodies! The big problem with this game is the STYLE of game. There are two modes in Pro Tour, either Mission or Normal play. In the Mission version you have to complete various challenges(such as winning 3 points in a row) within the match, and failing to do so results in a loss. Normal play is very disappointing, you do NOT get to play a proper game of tennis. In early rounds it's just the first to 3 games, and the most you ever play is the first to 6 games in a final of the Grand Slam. With the excellent gameplay features and graphics, it's a big opportunity to produce a realistic tennis game lost. It's the sort of game you can really enjoy, BUT, you're left feeling a bit short-changed, and wishing you could play the best of 3 SETS against Davenport instead of just 4 games.
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