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Email Zoom Sega Superstars Tennis (5 customer reviews)   SKU:   DH67017SEGA In Stock Availability:   Usually ships in 1 business days       List Price: $19.99 Our Price: $9.36 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. You Save: $10.63 (53%)     Note: Item may be sold and shipped by another company. Learn more. Product Details Product Length: 5.25 inches Product Width: 5.0 inches Product Height: 0.75 inches Product Weight: 0.2 pounds Package Length: 5.4 inches Package Width: 4.9 inches Package Height: 0.6 inches Package Weight: 0.2 pounds Release Date: March 18, 2008 Average Customer Rating: based on 5 reviews Game Information Platform: Nintendo DS Media: Video Game Item Quantity: 1 Features Fun-filled tennis party guaranteed to be a smashing good time for the whole family Hilarious cameos and comical guest umpires from SEGA?s rich gaming history 16 characters with superstar alter-egos that give them the winning edge on the court 10 fantastical-themed courts; 4 action-packed tournaments with unlockable bonus content Up to 4 friends can challenge each other in tournaments, exhibitions, and special events Customer Reviews Average Customer Review: ( 5 customer reviews ) Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers. Most Helpful Customer Reviews 8 of 8 found the following review helpful: Great Minigames and OK Tennis Play  Apr 08, 2008 By Lisa Shea "medieval swordfighting enthusiast" Sega Superstars Tennis takes the full console version and brings it down to the smaller DS level. This is a challenge for the tennis part - but does quite nicely in the minigames area. On the tennis side, it's hard to really fault the game. The DS only gives you little arrow buttons to move, unlike the more full joystick controls of a console. It's just hard to play an active sports game with arrows. The game does the best it can, and the graphics are nice, with the different characters and courts. They do the best they can with the system. You do lose a lot of the "coolness" of the console version, where there is a ton of detail and sound to immerse you in the different worlds. So between the graphics and the controls, I would definitely be playing the tennis part on the main console, not the DS. There are enough other fun DS games to play while I'm traveling, to not have to try to suffer through the tennis game in here. That being said, I really enjoy some of the mini-games in the set. Just like the console version has a variety of themed mini-games, you get a *different* set of minigames here on the DS. You get Jet Set Radio, ChuChu Rocket!, Curien Mansion, PuyoPop Fever, Virtua Squad, Super Monkeyball, Space Harrier and Sonic. So in PuyoPop you are hitting tennis balls into vertical piles of PuyoPops, trying to clear them. In Space Harrier you are running along the ground, dodging enemies and trying to hit them with your tennis balls. In ChuChu Rocket you are trying to hit arrows with your tennis balls, aiming the little ChuChus towards the rocket. Some of the games are similar to the console version - but where on the console they are sidelines to the main tennis game, here on the DS they really do wonderfully with the DS format. It's a lot of fun to play tennis against PuyoPops or to smash away at zombies. What's great is you can take two minutes to have a ton of fun on a given mini-level, while you're waiting in line, and then pop the DS in your pocket when you get up to the counter. So it's a great time filler. Should you buy a game just for its mini-games? Heck, a lot of DS games *are* just mini-games :) That's where one of the DS's strengths is. And sure, you can actually play the tennis side of it. It's not that the tennis part is bad - it's just not nearly as much fun as on the main console. It's sort of like trying to play full out Wing Commander on a DS. It's just not what the system is made for. But with the minigames being so much fun, and so perfect for the system, I do recommend enjoying those! Rating: 4/5 its okay  Aug 17, 2011 By pam ....... there isnt much to say just that its okay to pass the time when its the only game you brought with you for your kids to play sega superstar tennis  Feb 01, 2010 By Kimberly A. Toye "fimfamkim" my son (6 yrs. old) says he really likes this game and won't trade it. Cool and sporty  Jan 12, 2010 By Pamela Frazier Great tennis game for Sega fans. Although the DS version has some flaws, it plays very well. Sega Superstars Tennis  Jul 06, 2009 By Artman "MasterOfReality" Bought this for my 6 year old daughter and she enjoys the game.It did take a little time for her to get control over the game.It moves fast.But she got it and really likes the game.I play it sometimes too,but I am not that great at it.Looks and sounds good too.Recommended.

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