have tried most of the tennis games out, this is by far the best and most realistic, graphics are really great gameplay is easy to pickup and the game grabs you, you feel part of the game.

My kid loves playing the game. Second only to his FIFA soccer 13. Nice game nice game nice game nice game nice game...

Grand Slam Tennis 2 lacks the attention to detail and strong follow through that the EA Sports label is commonly associated with. While the good ideas and production values are indeed present and accounted for, the execution is notably absent.

this is an EA title. this is a Pre-Aids EA title. Grand Slam Tennis 2 like most EA titles from the time, is a mix between realism and arcade ish gameplay. the graphics are surprisingly good. the sound is not so good.

Grand Slam Tennis 2 comes to the sports gaming sphere when fans of the sport already have two other options: Top Spin 4 and Virtua Tennis 4 . To stand out from its competition, it's coming onto the court as the only game with all four Grand Slam venues and a deep roster of legendary players,...

Only tennis game with all four Grand Slam venues; Various control options that are all easy to grasp; Great roster of classic players

Weak career mode; Only a few court locations; Female roster lacks top stars

EA Sports take on Sega's mighty Virtua Tennis 4

Rockman McAwesome is confused. He spent his rookie season destroying everyone who stood in his path on the way to an unprecedented Gran...

All 4 major tournaments here; Solid; intense online modes; Classic matches are superb

Too-easy-at-start Career; Loading menus take forever; Hyper-repetitive commentary

Get used to those words, you'll be hearing them a lot. Grand Slam Tennis is, to the best of my knowledge, the first tennis series to ever feature commentary. The superb commentary of John McEnroe (the best commentator and analyst in the industry) and Pat Cash in Grand Slam Tennis 2 makes it feel...

I'm not big on sports games, but every once in a great while I need to whet my whistle and play something a little… real. You can only slay dragons, fight demons, and drop blocks for so long before you find yourself desiring a taste of reality, even if it's in virtual form.

Beautiful environments; Plenty of big names; Twin-stick controls are a breeze; Playing online is super smooth

Repetitive commentary; Tags

If you're a Move owner like me, then you probably haven't gotten a whole lot of use out of Sony's motion controller. Outside of Tiger Woods and a couple of light gun style games I haven't been all that impressed with the Move.