Released to coincide with the Australian Open, the first major tennis tournament of the year, AO Tennis 2 offers an unprecedented level of depth and an extensive range of customization options for a tailor-made gameplay experience. In the brand-new narrative-driven career mode, you’ll be able to dominate the court, build your reputation, climb to the top and become a Tennis legend!
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AO Tennis 2 - A detailed conclusion after 28 hours and 1 ingame-year of career mode Ugh, Tennis games. There always seems to be luck involved when it comes to the quality of the king-of-the-rackets sport turned into video games. The financial backbone is nowhere near the likes of FIFA or NBA and game studios are trying to keep their financial risks to an absolute minimum. So, it's no wonder that this iteration is struggling with both light and shadow, but let me start from the top... The Good - Solid gameplay mechanics: the system with charging up a shot and releasing the button at the right time was basically taken from Top Spin 4. If you played TS4, you will feel at home with AOT2 pretty quickly. You feel the weight of your shots and the rallies can get really engaging and intense. - Highly customizable difficulty: you can basically customize everything in this game. CPU level, auto
This is really a good tennis game but it has some issues that could be addressed with a patch. My biggest gripe is that low level computer players NEVER EVER MISSES. Ever. No really. They never miss. If you want to play career mode you and your low 3.0 powered character will have to serve and volley or else you will have no chance. You also better stick your volley for a winner because if the computer gets to it will be either a perfect lob or a perfect banana hook winner into the corner (which they never miss). It seems that there needs to be a control stat of some sort because real players who go into futures (ex college players) make TONS of errors. It's a little ridiculous. I can play an entire match and the computer will have 2-3 unforced errors. Other than that sometimes your character won't "auto run" for a ball which is frustrating. Gripes aside it's a decent tennis game and sh
~ AOT2 or what happens when devs without tennis knowledge create a tennis game ~ AOT2 is an atrocious tennis simulation and provides painful gameplay at best. Its base is to hit the ball at the correct time, like most other tennis games. And once again, it proves to be a bad mechanism at simulating realistic tennis, especially coupled with the other mechanisms. "As a tennis player it's constant problem-solving" --- Roger Federer in Strokes of Genius Indeed, for each strike, we have to do that : - press the strike button before our opponent strikes the ball, to maximize the charging time; so it's usually more efficient to select our strike before we know the outcome of the opponent strike, which is totally anti-tennis, and thus lead us to usually always using the topspin strike - then push left or right as soon as we see where the ball will go, then the game will automatically positio
I wanted to like this game, and it has it's positive points. So while I don't recommend it, it's not without some reservations as it does have a few redeeming qualities. Graphically this game is better than most, if not all others out there. It's not "next gen" quality, perhaps they need a bigger budget for that, but if tennis and graphics quality are your thing, I doubt you will find a better option. cut scenes/cinematics, are a nice touch. If you have no patience for these things, you can cut them short and get right back to it. Otherwise bask in the glory of a good game as you sit down and take a drink from your bench on a change over, or stare at your cool shoes as you slow motion walk onto the court. The career mode is a nice addition. It's not unique to tennis games, most have a career mode, but this one does offer some depth that others do not. Specifically in how you can man
I really wanted to like this game and I still like it in patches but I just find myself extremely frustrated with the gameplay and other major issues. Positives: - It looks amazing (Especially for an Australian game) - Many many customisation options - I love the stadium editor and how you can make your own slams and venues - Real players look great (well the few that are there) - The mid match save feature is neat and useful Negatives: - The AI literally make 0-3 unforced errors a game, I go through streaks of matches up to 4, where there is not a single unforced error from the AI (remember at the start of the career you play against opponents who are ranked 500+ so they should definitely be missing some shots) and these players who are ranked 500+ are pulling off bending shots down the line where it curves out and back in the court, perfect lobs, amazing shots facing away from the co
This review is solely about the gameplay when going against the AI and my experience starting the career mode. Even at the amateur difficulty level, It's really hard playing against the AI if you try to play normal tennis as a new player. You can cheese drop shots and chip and charge because the game is broken in that way, but that's not what I'm looking for. If you just care about winning, then cheesing as I've mentioned is the way to go, and you won't find the game difficult at all. All of the issues I have with the game are about how hard it makes it to play normal tennis. This game is not fun for me mainly because I feel like it over-complicates hitting the ball with placement. The aiming system is terrible and very sensitive, so don't even think about trying to play by feel without looking at the shot meter or the aiming marker. Your player moves like a drunk and like every surfa
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