Grand Slam Tennis offers a much deep tennis experience over the one offered by Wii Sports

摘要

EA's super-hyped and ultra glorified first attempt onto the hardcourt of the casual regime presents a delirious combination of mixed feelings. No, we're not saying that it's bad, but it surely is very inconsistent for what it has to offer. Grand Slam Tennisrnportrays some amazing brilliance, but its inconsistent gameplay leads to a lot of frustration, even some on-court tantrums that in the end leads to further meltdowns.rnThe concept is simple; as you try to mimic all the strokes: the forehands,rnthe backhands, the slices with the Wii-mote, the newly introduced Motion Controller technology tries to ape/read timing and force you put into a shot and the controller's angle tries determine pace and spin type. The swing pretty much always results in some kind of contact, but where and how the ball is delivered is entirely based on chance.