milamber_reborn
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Top Spin Tennis on PC.
Smash Court Pro Tennis 2 (PS2) reigned as best tennis game since Virtual Tennis (Dreamcast), but it's finally been outdone. Awesome graphics, great animations, challenging and fun. Can't wait for the sequel.
Smash Court Pro Tennis 2 (PS2) reigned as best tennis game since Virtual Tennis (Dreamcast), but it's finally been outdone. Awesome graphics, great animations, challenging and fun. Can't wait for the sequel.
But anyway, Im playing on Timesplitters FP, 10/10 any day, and Alien Hominid, 7/10 not as good as TSFP though!!!
). The in-game graphics weren't the best the PS2 is capable of at this stage but they weren't bad. What really got me was the lack of variety. Six weapons? About seven different enemies? That's a little annoying. Granted, you can morph into an alien, which gives you three more attacks and some cool super speed. Great voice acting, including David Duchovny, though Marilyn Manson sounded a little odd. I won't be buying it but it's a decent game. I must admit, I was expecting a little more from a big budget shooter this late in the PS2's life time.
) and a cool, relatively unknown game called Blood Will Tell. It's a third-person action/adventure samurai (oh no!) game, but this is a good one. Basically, when you were a baby fourty eight demons stole fourty eight different body parts from you. As you grew your adopted father made prosthetic parts for you and eventually worked some funky weapons into them (you can take your arms off to reveal swords, you have a machine gun in your right arm, and you've got a mortar/cannon thing in your knee). You've got to hunt them all down and take back your body. Lots of style (and style is goooooooooood), though you're stuck with an annoying little androgenous side-kick with a bad voice actor. Definitely check it out if you like these kinds of games as it's one of the best.
I've play'd them all
