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Tennis

Tennis

|Sport

2.0 /10

Eww Painful

Niche

1 ratings
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A tennis game that can be picked up and played by anyone. Enjoy the game by yourself, or play against family and friends. With eight characters and six courts available, feel the excitement that tennis brings.

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Eww Painful: 2.0/10 across 1 ratings. Unless this theme is your jam, maybe wait it out.

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Leans into Sport — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Nintendo LifeLiam Croft · 28 Jan, 2018
2/10

Tennis is so lacklustre in every single department that we're honestly baffled this managed to get a full release. The modes on offer are incredibly basic, the characters are dire, and the lack of any sort of progression through the game means there's absolutely nothing to keep you going. The Joy-Con controls are a very small highlight, but Tennis is one we'll want to forget in a hurry.

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Worth PlayingCody Medellin · 11 Jun, 2018
2/10

There's little to no reason to recommend Tennis to anyone. The paltry amount of modes is unsatisfying, and the characters' only differences lie in their limited speech bank that repeats incessantly. The presentation is bearable, but seeing it struggle is bewildering. More importantly, despite the number of control schemes available, it feels like wasted work since your only real interactions with the game are reduced to hitting the ball. Despite the tempting $8 price tag on the game, you're better served waiting for any other tennis game to come along for the system.

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