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Top Spin 3

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- This game calls for/teaches real skill...
I carefully read a few reviews before purchasing this game, and I suggest you do so as well. First off, after some regretable language while getting used to the game, my husband and I really enjoy Top Spin 3. I think because it's not quite a "gamer's" game. If you want a tennis game where you can sit on the couch, just move your hand a little, don't have to worry too much about position, then stick with the Wii's Pez-like people version. If you want to train your brain to think about where to position the ball and your serve, how to use two remotes at once (the regular Wii-mote and the Nunchuck are necessary), to experience how tennis plays on different surfaces, compete in numerous tournaments, and run around your game room like a maniac, then Top Spin 3 is for you. We're actually using it as an indoor workout, and a way to train our brains for outdoor tennis as well. It's not quite the same as the real thing -- I mean, who uses a Nunchuck in real tennis?! But when I play for real, I now think a lot about position and strategy. No, you can't play online. No, you can't create your own player. No, you can't play left handed. That's why we're rating it a 4, so the next generation will hopefully be corrected. You can save matches you've won, which is great. And there are tons of players to choose from, so you can even be a player with different skill sets; e.g., great server or fast runner or great volleyer. I hope this review really helps you. Enjoy!

Rating:

- Wow...lots better than Wii tennis!
While Wii Tennis is great fun, especially for "newbies" who haven't seen it before, it doesn't offer much control. Topspin3 DOES! It takes a bit to master (I'm still working on the service motion), but it's great fun. Find a player who matches your "style" of tennis and let 'er rip!

Graphics are much better than the Wii Sports version -- no Lego figures this time, but real approximations of Becker, Roddick, Sharapova, etc.

Rating:

- Top Spin More Spin Than Top
I very much enjoy the simple WII version of Tennis, and so thought the same mechanics would be used in Top Spin 3, with maybe just different courts and one on one play. I was sad, when I discovered that the nunchuck was required, and angry at the awkward control scheme. Waste of money...absolutely no enjoyment value, for me, on this game.
To me, the genius of the WII platform is the simple, interactive nature of it. They've left simple behind, with this one...

Rating:

- Good Game
Top Spin 3 is quite intresting when you first play it because you always hit the ball out. It only took me a day to become really good at the game.
Threr are 3 reasons why this game anly gets 3 stars 1. No online play 2. No custom characters and 3. more tournamnets. One last thing this nothing like Wii Tennis.

Rating:

- 1 Star only because I cannot go any lower
This game is terrible. I rented this at the local blockbuster where they had several copies just sitting on the shelf. I decided to try renting before splurging to buy. Glad I did. There are many deficiencies with how this game is designed, as listed below:

1) It forces you to use the nunchuck which is an utter nuisance while trying to swing the racquet during play. I was forced to just use wrist movements with my right hand, while trying to point the player using the joystick with my left hand. Did the game programmers even play once on this game before they released it?

2) Like other sports games (tiger woods golf for example) on the wii, this game focuses more on the players than the game. You see the losing players throw and toss their racquets after every game with curses and frowns on their faces. This gets old real fast and is a real annoyance because I wanted to just focus on tennis and not the player attitudes. No way to turn off the player attitudes either. This makes it even more discouraging to play. The Wii Sports Tennis gets this absolutely right with no such nonsense frills.

3) The tennis court selections are nothing more than just surface color schemes. They add little value to game play.

4) The game play is painfully slow, with the swings and pointer movements taking longer to register in the game, so you land up losing all the time due to missed shots.

5) You have to deal with 6 different copyright notice screens and software company logos every time the game starts up on the Wii. This is a real nuisance.

6) The odd way of holding the remote makes it even more annoying. Why couldn't they have just designed it so the game could be played using the motion sensor and standard remote grips, instead of forcing a bizarre remote grip and nunchuck usage for Tennis?

All in all I have decided to skip this much hyped POS game and go back to Wii Sports for now. It is such a joy just to play tennis on Wii sports after experiencing this ridiculous Top Spin 3 nonsense. I wasted $5.99 to rent this.

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