Testseek.com have collected 28 expert reviews of the Grand Slam Tennis 2 and the average rating is 71%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Grand Slam Tennis 2.
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28 Reviews
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Abstract: After a return to form for Sega's Virtua Tennis 4, EA really have their work cut out for them if they want to take on the champ. In typical EA fashion, they’ve chucked a horde of player and tournament licenses and right analogue stick controls at the g...
Abstract: Sports games can be a topic of division for many. I usually am of the ilk that would say, “If I wanted to play a sport, I'd take myself outside and do it. If I'm going to game, I'm gonna go kill some dragons or fly jets or something.” That being said, lat...
Abstract: When Grand Slam Tennis debuted on the Nintendo Wii a while back, we saw potential for a possible new series from EA Sports, one that focused on the fundamentals of the sport, while remaining accessible enough for mainstream gamers to “get it” without nee...
Abstract: I have always had a little trouble watching tennis on television. As excited as the people in the stands and the players on the court get about it all, that has never come across to me as a viewer – it all feels a little too cold, clinical, and lifele...
Abstract: Ever since the Wii came out, tennis games and motion controls have been fated to keep crossing paths. This is the case with the original Grand Slam Tennis, which, unfortunately, was mostly a waggle fest back in the days when waggle fests were still get...
Abstract: Grand Slam Tennis 2 comes to the sports gaming sphere when fans of the sport already have two other options: Top Spin 4 and Virtua Tennis 4. To stand out from its competition, it's coming onto the court as the only game with all four Grand Slam venues ...
Great graphics, Excellent commentary, Slick presentation, Interesting variety of past and present players
Not quite that different from other tennis games, Selection of players not to everyone's tastes
Grand Slam Tennis 2 is the latest and greatest tennis game on the market, and there is much enjoyment to be found in it. As long as you expect an evolution instead of a revolution, Grand Slam Tennis 2 will satisfy...
Virtua Tennis is more accessible and probably the better multiplayer game, but for the Move functions (and right-stick control for those without) and licensing this is a worthwhile purchase for those wanting to scratch that tennis itch.More Articles >...
