[center]I'd say overall this really is nothing but a slightly better Wii Sports Tennis. I say slightly better because the controls and how you swing your paddle greatly affect where the ball goes. Graphics- 8/10 The graphics are very easy on the eyes and there's nothing shotty about them, granted they're not the best but for a WiiWare game I'd say they're pretty good. The graphics are sort of an anime-type game, you know those games based on Anime TV shows and they look really cartoonish, well that's how this looks. Gameplay- 7/10 It's fun to play until you just become "that guy" who always wins and your friends just don't want to play anymore. I guess I mean it's fun with multiplayer for a bit, I really wouldn't recommend it for anyone, but if you like Ping Pong, and you don't mind playing it virtually, by all means have at it. Content- 4/10 The only variety you get in the game is between 4 characters and 4 maps. There's no unlockable stuff, it's just what you see is what you get. Sound- 5/10 There's nothing bad about the music, never bothered me, but never got me enticed either. The sounds made by the characters could be a little less annoying. It was like WWII and all gunshot sounds were replaced with grunting noises that sound like they're lifting weights instead of swinging a paddle. The Final Say Would I recommend this to someone? Probably not. Did I enjoy it? Meh, didn't really hate it. In all I'd say if you like Wii Sports Tennis but felt the controls were a bit off and you'd pay for a game with that fix, get the game. If you're happy with Wii Tennis, don't waste your money and precious hardware space.
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