Smash Court Tennis: Pro Tournament

aka: Guoji Wangqiu Gonkaisai, Smash Court Pro Tournament

Moby ID: 6044

WHAT'S ALL THE RAQUET?

Presenting the best of the best in tennis! Smash, slice, drop, lob and volley your opponent into oblivion in the four most prestigious tournaments worldwide! - Test your skills against eight world-class champions:

**Andre Agassi

Pete Sampras

Yevgeny Kafelnikov

Patrick Rafter

Martina Hingis

Lindsay Davenport

Monica Seles

Anna Kournikova**- Five exciting modes for hours of game play!

Challenge your friends with multi-player action.

Real stadiums and tournaments from around the world.

Work your way up the rankings to go up against the top players in the world.

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Back of Case

Namco's second serve of hot tennis action sports licensed tournaments, top pro tennis stars, and four-player support. Ace!

After serving up a hugely popular tennis game in the form of the excellent Smash Court Tennis back in 2002, Namco is limbering up for more ball-whacking antics with a much-improved follow-up. Licensed to fill its title chock-full of famous players from the world of tennis, Namco has lined up a dazzling array of top names from the sport. And Ana Kournikova.

The Pro Tournament career-based mode makes a welcome return, and the Arcade option now allows up to four players to battle it out on the courts - anyone for mixed doubles?

Choose to create your own character to head out onto the courts with the customisation feature, or take your pick from such tennis luminaries as Andy Roddick, James Blake, Lleyton Hewitt, Serena Williams and Kim Clijsters.

Rise through the ranks from unseeded nobody to cup-lifting über-player via the Training mode, and perfect those backhand lobs before big tourneys. Famous Grand Slam events such as Wimbledon, the US and French Opens all await budding racquet-to-ball interface types too.

Create your own unique character to take out onto the courts

Features Arcade, Pro Tournament, Training and multiplayer modes

Take on the world's top names in the sport

Fully licensed tournaments add to the authenticity

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uk.playstation.com

Contributed by Corn Popper, DreinIX.

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