In fact, there's just the two types of shot the 'normal' one and the lob. The 'normal' one can be varied in speed, though, and. So, you can spud it down the line or across the court at your own choosing. Or, randomly and when the CPU decides to allow you , you can smash it at your opponent which, as well as being accompanied by a rainbow-coloured trail, knocks them to the floor.
In reply, and by pressing the Right shoulder, they can make an. The lob is a tad less exciting. When you catch it right, the ball arcs gracefully over your opponent and onwards for the point.
When you don't, you could still find yourself edging ahead. All you can do in response - as well as flapping helplessly - is try to time your return as best you can. More often than not, you'll play and miss. But sometimes, you know This obvious lack of shot-playing variety severely limits an otherwise fairly enjoyable game.
Too many common-or-garden tennis strokes - top spins, volleys and, most strangely of all, smashes - aren't even in here. Or rather they are, but the CPU seems to decide for you where and when you can pull them off. All you have to do is tap A and B and hope for the best. Oh, and balls returned close to the net never ever manage to j-u-s-t skim over so, as a general rule, only ever try to return shots that are travelling at roughly the speed of sound. Additionally, when you try to choose the direction of your 'normal' shot, or lob.
By selecting, say. Not necessarily so. No matter how far across the pad you're pushing the analogue stick, your shots seem to struggle to move anywhere but the middle third of the court. As a result, it's hideously tricky to play winning strokes.
When your opponent is committed to the left side of the court, and you try to direct your return to the right, the ball doesn't necessarily follow suit, meaning you all-too-frequently sacrifice what should have been a point your way.
Sometimes you can be lucky and, as explained earlier, your opponent can fluff his attempted return. But, it's more likely that your opponent'll slam the ball back from whence it came. And win. Whether or not you should drop your local importer a line depends entirely on this, then: how much do you want a tennis game? If the answer's 'a lot', then Let's Smash would be worth a dabble. It's good fun, particularly in four-player mode, regardless of its obvious faults.
Those others who like a bit of tennis but aren't quite as infatuated, should wait for next year's All Star Tennis or - maybe, just maybe - a Namco effort. Fingers crossed, eh? Browse games Game Portals. Centre Court Tennis. Install Game. Ultimate Tennis - S60v3 - x 4. PES 4. Alberninho Football Touch 4. Monster Jam 4.
Ultimate Tennis Hard Court 3. Ultimate Tennis Hard Court S60v5 4. Ultimate Tennis Hard Court 4. Ultimate Tennis Centre Court 4. Donald Duck Truck Tour 4. Ultimate Tennis Hard Court 5. Ultimate Tennis Hard Court 2. Nice graphics and addictive gameplay will keep you entertained for a very long time.
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