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Virtua Tennis (N-Gage)
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Sega's Virtua Tennis is the most revered tennis game in the history of the games industry. Supplied on a Multimedia card.
Famous for the way in which it lets you play stylish shots without having an unnecessarily complicated control system, it will make tennis fanatics who own Nokia N-Gage game decks very happy. With two game modes - Arcade and World Circuit - plus up to four-player multiplay via Bluetooth wireless technology, Virtua Tennis is feature-packed and addictive.
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3/5 |
VOLUME!
(January 24, 2004) |
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The game itself is ok but, a bit like Tomb Raider for Ngage, it has one very annoying flaw. You cannot turn the music off unless you lose all the sound (ie - the sound of hitting the ball etc). You WILL want to turn off the music cos its not a very long piece and you will get to know it intimately after only a couple of games of tennis. Scott Hammond |
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3/5 |
tennis mania
(October 22, 2003) |
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wow if you ever played this game in the arcade then you will find the likeness uncanny. this game is great for all those tennis fenatics and for anyone else this game is a little gem. but the graphics arent exactly great compared to all the n gage range but it is still really fun |
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