Product Details
Table Tennis (Xbox 360)

Table Tennis (Xbox 360)
From Take 2 Interactive

List Price: £19.99
Price: £11.40

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Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1051 in Computer & Video Games
  • Brand: Take 2
  • Released on: 2006-05-26
  • Rating: To Be Announced
  • Platform: Xbox 360
  • Number of items: 1

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.co.uk Review
In a nutshell:
A next generation game of Ping Pong doesn't necessarily sound like the best use of your Xbox 360's abilities - no matter how good the graphics are. Just a few quick plays though will turn apathy into addiction.

The lowdown:
You might come for the budget price but you'll stay for the gameplay in what must be the most engrossing new sports game in years. Although the realism is probably going to be beside the point for most people this looks and plays exactly like the real thing. That means the controls basically work like a normal tennis sim, with four basic shot types on the face buttons and some easy to apply aftertouch available on the left stick. You can mix and match shots by holding down multiple buttons and there's a handy warning rumble when you starting getting your returns too near the edge of the table. Although the presentation is a little dry, especially for a Rockstar game, sports games don't get much more fun than this.

Most exciting moment:
Although it's a shame there's no doubles matches the game is still at its best online in multiplayer mode. If you don't have Xbox Live though you'll find the computer players are very realistic, with their own quirks and specialities that make them seem far more like real people.

Since you ask:
The game features seven extra playable characters to unlock by beating the single player tournaments. The nationalities of these players are Brazilian, Irish, German, South Korean, Japanese, English and Egyptian.

The bottom line:
It may sound an odd idea but this could be the most addictive game yet for the 360.
Harrison Dent

Manufacturer's Description
Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis, the debut next generation title from critically acclaimed developers Rockstar San Diego, is like nothing you have ever seen before.

Experience the unmatched intensity of the real-life sport with an authentic physics engine and intuitive gameplay that mimics the exhilarating experience found in true international competition.

Choose between 11 uniquely detailed characters, each with their own distinct style of play, and guide them to ultimate victory by mastering all the shots and techniques, including power shots, heavy spin and precision accuracy.

Compete in an assortment of gameplay modes across 19 venues, including stadium style arenas and special locations, each with an unmatched level of detail and featuring authentic equipment and apparel from the biggest names in competitive table tennis, including Killerspin, adidas, Joola, Butterfly and more.


Customer Reviews

Quick Overview5
I recently purchased this game due to the fact it looked good and was incredibly cheap.

the game itself is easy to get to grips with, you can understand the basics after only about ten minutes of play, once you have those it is pure experimentational play which improves your game. i am a table tennis fan, however, even my sister loves the game too ( for both sexes: thumbs up). you can unlock new arenas, characters and clothes ( oooh the joy) but overall this is such an amazing game to play. the graphics are top notch and so is the RAGE engine's capabilities. it looks amazingly realistic and caters for hours of fun.

A must buy for anyone looking to have a little fun on their own or with their pals. Great Game!!

prototype5
this is merely a prototype of graphics for gta 4 and i think we all know these are awsum graphics

you can only rate this on graphics and drive yourself crazy waiting for gta 4...

Value for money3
For the price it's great. The details put into the characters are excellent but it's let down by some bad controls. As a "pick up and play" game it's great, but it quickly becomes frustrating in one player mode. Stricly for after the pub with mates.