Roger Federer, a genius who made tennis look effortless, is not one for resting his head. He likes to look like he’s on tour, in his trademark sunglasses, red baseball cap, blue T-shirt and white shorts. He has come a long way from a small town in western Switzerland, where he was born to a tennis playing father. Federer, the youngest grand slam winner of all time, was 16 when he first played the sport. He won the U.S. Open his first year in 1984 at age 18 and went on to become the top player in the world, with over $23 million dollars in career prize money.
Federer has often been described as the most complete tennis player of all time. While Federer’s on and off court lifestyle is somewhat questionable, his talent and accomplishments are undeniable. So for his latest project, Federer has created a game on the Wii. This is a game that allows you to enjoy tennis. You will find out exactly what it takes to be a great player by taking the game all the way to the finals. Enjoy Federer’s great tennis skills in this game.
This Review may contain Spoilers
by James Dyson
The very first thing I noticed was the simple but beautiful design. The game has a great balance between the controls and features of the Wii’s controls. Everything you need to play tennis feels natural. There are a number of simple controls that make the game easy to use. I’ve tried a few games with the Wii, and I have to say, the game is incredibly easy to use. There is a tutorial, but you can learn the controls quite quickly. This game does tend to have a bit of a learning curve, but if you’re a beginner or a casual tennis player, you won’t have any problems if you get the game.
If you’re an avid tennis player, you will most likely be very pleased with what features it has to offer. You can use the Wii’s motion controls, but there will be times when the controls feel awkward. This is just a minor issue, though, that’s easily fixed with some training. You can play several different modes in this game, including the Stadium, which is a single