It takes some getting used but despite the odd lag it feels quite intuitive - and load screens will remind you of all the different ways to serve, slam, slice or use top spin. Employing a technology called "Total Racket Control," you'll be controlling your players with the dual analog sticks: the left stick is reserved for player positioning on the court while the right stick focuses on the ball's power, direction and type of shot. Unlike many other EA Sports titles, "Grand Slam Tennis 2" needs more emotion, drama and passion in the player's faces and performances.īut EA Sports somewhat makes up for it in the smooth and responsive control. With all the prettiness, though, the players feel soulless.
Open and Wimbledon (an EA Sports exclusive) these should "serve" as a real treat for tennis buffs.Īnd with the TV-like camera angles and replays, ESPN graphics, advertisements and licensed apparel (Nike, Adidas, etc.), it really does feel like you're playing a televised match. The game also houses faithfully recreated tournaments, including the Grand Slams: Australian Open, French Open, U.S.
Each of these virtual players move like their real-life counterparts, too. The first thing you'll notice about this game is the bump up in presentation, with slick HD visuals and smooth animation from the licensed players like Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Pete Sampras, Maria Sharapova, Serena and Venus Williams, and cover athlete John McEnroe (complete with early '80s mini afro and headband). While the game is not quite an ace, you'll have fun spending time on the court in "Grand Slam Tennis 2."
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