Table Tennis (Wii)
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Average customer review:Product Description
Developed by Rockstar Leeds in collaboration with Rockstar San Diego, Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis is the perfect Wii gaming experience. Feel the unmatched speed and intensity of the real-life sport with an authentic physics engine and intuitive gameplay that mimics the exhilarating experience found in international competition.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #188 in Computer & Video Games
- Brand: Take 2
- Released on: 2007-10-19
- Platform: Nintendo Wii
Editorial Reviews
Manufacturer's Description
Intuitive and incredibly easy to pick up and play, Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis utilizes the motion sensing technology of the Nintendo Wii to bring the game to life like never before for non-stop, fast paced action!
Customer Reviews
Good fun, needs a sequel
How anyone can copmpare this to Wii sports is beyond me. This is much better, with more control and representing a real challenge. Equally, this is no gym replacement! LOL
The best thing to do is to dive straight into the tournaments. It took me a while to get used to the controls, and not without frustration. But after a while they become second nature; then the fun really starts.
The key to this game is to watch the other player - as you would in real life. Their stance before they strike gives a lot of info about the speed and direction they will shoot. It's a nice, realiistic touch, but it's most immediate use is to cope with the control lag. Although I use the Control Freak configuration, it is primarily the early timing of your swing, rather than player's position that determines success. Unfortunately, this can lead to some mechanical play during the longer (and often very enjoyable) rallies.
I experimented with holding the Wii remote like a pen, as a professional might hold his bat. That would appear to offer the most realistic sense of control, but I usually revert to a normal hold when the action is getting high. My laziness perhaps?
My verdict is - very good game - funa nd addictive, but ultimately not challenging enough.
I would like to see a sequel with online mode and more intuitive controls (i.e. bat-wielding). The rest is just fluff reallly - gameplay is king here.
And yeah - the loading times are a bit ridiculous.
Not very good
Difficult to get the hang of. The music is very annoying. Characters can't be customised other than changing the color of their clothes. Overall it's pretty rubbish. Pity the design wasn't more like the tennis in Wii sports.
Could have been more challenging
I was orinally warned off this game from some freinds as they found it too difficult. Strangely, I found it completely the opposite and picked up it very quickly. I'd won most of the tournaments in a couple of days...? Very enjoyable all the same and it certainly works up a sweat on the harder matches. Good fun, but won't have anything like the same last-a-bility as the tennis on Wii sports.



