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Published: 2020-01-09, Author: Chris , review by: wccftech.com
Fantastic career mode which offers a more personal and engaging game than even the biggest sports titles offer, Large number of other game modes, including an extensive custom game mode letting you make and share your own challenges, Generally challenging
Still a little off with animations, still lacking that pure fluidity with the ball just looking off quite a bit, Ball physics could still do with a bit more work, it's still too unnaturally easy to kill a ball, taking all the speed out of it, Certain aspe
AO Tennis 2 is most certainly a great step in the right direction, with large improvements to animations, physics and general gameplay. In addition to these improvements, the career mode here is one of the more personal and engaging career modes you'll fi...
Published: 2018-01-23, Author: Alexander , review by: gamespot.com
Bland visuals and lifeless character animations, Movement and swings feel clumsy and inconsistent, Lack of tutorials and feedback is frustrating, Noticeable lack of polish and bare-bones presentation, Very few licensed top players available for play
At its best, AO Tennis is a clumsily controlled simulation of the sport. At its worst, it's underdeveloped, under-featured and entirely broken in certain areas. It could well be improved in the weeks and months ahead via dedicated developer support, but a...
At its best, AO Tennis is a clumsily controlled simulation of the sport. At its worst, it's underdeveloped, under-featured and entirely broken in certain areas. It could well be improved in the weeks and months ahead via dedicated developer support, but a...
Abstract: Leave a commentRushed to release in order to coincide with the real-world Australian Open, AO Tennis looks, feels and literally is unfinished, offering a disappointing and inconsistent official take on the sport.In only the short time the game has been av...
Published: 2018-05-13, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
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7.0/10Note Reviewer bought his own copy of AO Tennis from EB Games on PS4 to review. He made sure to play the game with all the latest update patches installed and played long enough to routinely beat the game's Legend mode A.I. difficulty. ...
At its best, AO Tennis is a clumsily controlled simulation of the sport. At its worst, it's underdeveloped, under-featured and entirely broken in certain areas. It could well be improved in the weeks and months ahead via dedicated developer support, but a...
At its best, AO Tennis is a clumsily controlled simulation of the sport. At its worst, it's underdeveloped, under-featured and entirely broken in certain areas. It could well be improved in the weeks and months ahead via dedicated developer support, but a...
