Hit the grass courts and fire off an ace in a high speed match of Smashing Tennis. The game is clear: win sets to win matches. Now all you have to do put your own skills to the test and see if tennis is indeed your sport of choice. The key to this sports game in particular is skill.
Smashing Tennis requires skills with the use of two hands on different keys of the computer. If a gamer fails to play well on their first try and decides to just give up and complain about it on other people’s blogs, then they missed the whole concept of Smashing Tennis in the first place. Smashing Tennis is not supposed to be mastered when someone presses start, it evokes a determination to evolve in skill level as players and tournaments are conquered one by one. To rise to the top of the International Tennis Association, it takes a lot more than scrolling and clicking a mouse.
Tennis is personally not my favorite sport. However arcade games of tennis are always amusing and tons of fun. Smashing Tennis in particular is pretty entertaining as it reminds me of a 2D version of Mario Tennis. Overall I would give Smashing Tennis a 4 out of 5 stars.
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story between each level. There are blocks getting in your candy launcher’s way making it impossible to shoot the candies. In later
levels there’s a second turret to use if you need it. Moving back and forth from one launcher to another is great fun. You feel like you are in control instead of shooting and ricocheting off of equipment haphazardly. A flashing orb will destroy any color for a while, more action is created from undulating blueberries, and orbs with question or explanation marks will provide surprising power-ups.
its anxious and frantic characters. You can feel their concern and Kate’s confidence in their funny conversations. There’s an Arcade mode in case you just want to play the game without the story.


set high scores with only three lives makes the craving of the game all the better. Two-player mode also makes the player feel they are back in the arcade mashing buttons with their buddy all those years ago. Warblade takes a traditional style of games and does not go off so far as to ruining it.





