There are only a handful of games released on the Nintendo Wii that have become the mainstay of Wii parties around the world.
One of those games happens to be the first game packaged with the Wii: Tennis in Wii Sports.
EA aims to make a dent in the Wii party market with Grand Slam Tennis. The title features 23 pro player. On the tech side, this title features Wii Motion Plus, immediately raising your Wii Gaming experience up a notch with added racket rotation recognition and ball placement.
Here’s the latest trailer released from EA:
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Grand Slam Tennis for the Nintendo Wii ships June 15, 2009.
Features:
- Grand Slam Career: Only a select group of pros have won the elusive Grand Slam and now for the first time, gamers can take up the same challenge. Conquer the various skill and legends challenges to accumulate more skills for your created player.
- Authenticity: Boasting realistic looking Grand Slam venues and playing styles true to the players in the game. Actual audio was recorded from the Grand Slams and used in the game.
- Tennis for Everyone: As simple or as complex as users want their gaming experience to be. Use the Wii remote to focus on ball placement or plug in the Nunchuk the control your player’s movement in addition to the shots.
- Wii MotionPlus™: One of the first games compatible with the new Wii MotionPlus, the experience is further enhanced with added shot depth and precise ball placement on the court. Racket rotation is also recognized so you can spin your stick just like the pros do!
- Social Tennis Party: An exciting tennis gaming environment comes to life with multiple players having fun and staying active. A dozen party games can be played, using seven core Tennis Academy style games.
- Connect Online*: Play singles and doubles against new opponents online. Every win contributes to your country on the nations leader board.
- Play Against or As Your Favorite Pro: The EA roster features 23 total players with a mix of men, women, legends and current stars. Players include Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams, Pete Sampras, Boris Becker, Maria Sharapova and more.
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