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Another sub-par N-Gage game.
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Rating: 3,
Useful: 3 / 3
Date: December 20, 2003
Author: Amazon User
The N-Gage has some promising titles coming out for it, but Virtua Tennis is definetely not one of them.
First of all, graphics are not good. They are way too sloppy. The N-Gage advertises Playstation-quality graphics, but this does not have. They are blurry, and the players all look identical. There are not many sound effects, only the ball being hit.
The game is easy to control. There is a very limited amount of moves, but all you will do is use the basic hit button. The ball is fairly easy to see, but choppy animation makes it hard to follow. Computer opponents are inconsistent; some are hard, some are easy. Multiplayer for 2 players is there (both players need an N-Gage and a copy of the game, just like other N-Gage games), but it isn't fun.
Virtua Tennis is such a simple game; it should be so much better. However, it is poorly executed and feels rushed. This game is not worth buying.
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