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![]() ![]() Interesting locations Good music ![]() Not much variety of shots
First thing you will notice with the game is the different rules that are in place. The game is similar to tennis in that you have a racket, and that by hitting the ball you try to get it past your opponent. Now here is where some of the differences begin. If you manage to get the ball past your opponent and it bounces twice, your opponent loses some of his life bar. However, the ball stays in play. In fact the goal is to drain your opponent's life meter by beating them in the conventional sense and by using power ups to help you in your goal of doing this task.
The movement of the characters may seem a bit odd at first. It will take a few rounds to get used to it, but it shouldn't be too big of a problem. Also, the default control scheme may be a bit odd. Thankfully, you can change it to whatever you want. Finally, in terms of actual different shots, there isn't many. It would have been nice to see maybe some different combinations, but really it seems to be just luck when you pull off a lob or a drop shot. Still, this was a different take on tennis and I was not expecting this sort of game, it was fun. So check out Tennis Antics and see for yourself.
Review by: DeathDude
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Safe for all ages
Windows 95\98\ME\XP
DirectX 7.1 or later Pentium P266 processor or equivalent 32MB RAM DirectX 7.1 8MB compatible 3D accelerator Direct Sound Compatible Sound Card 100 MB of uncompressed free hard drive space
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