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It turns out that it really is hard to hit a small target on the opposite side of a tennis court, all while trying to put spin on the ball, or lob it. The problem is that the training modes are really difficult with the Move controller.

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Normally this is the first place I would go in a sports game so that I could learn how to play it. These drills are often times difficult because they require you to hit a very small target on the court. This mode essentially outlines how to perform certain shots, and then puts you on the court to try them out, all while John McEnroe yells at you. In order to familiarize yourself with the gameвЂ™s controls there is a training mode. You donвЂ™t want to whack anyone in the head while hitting a forehand like I did. Just make sure you have plenty of room in your gaming area. Grand Slam Tennis 2 is a totally different game using the Move and I found it to be much more enjoyable. I recommed using the navigation controller, because the analog stick controls the foot movement of your chracter, and if you donвЂ™t have the navigation controller then your character will automatically move to the ball, taking away some of the control from you. You also have the option of playing the game with or without the Move Navigational Controller. This means that human error and actual skill play a much larger part when Move controls are active. The controls arenвЂ™t perfect, but for the most part if your character misses a shot or aims in the complete opposite direction that you intended to, then itвЂ™s probably because you didnвЂ™t swing correctly. ItвЂ™s all good though if you have a Move controller, because Grand Slam Tennis 2 becomes infinitely more enjoyable and challenging once you actually have to swing the racquet yourself.

Of course this is different story if you play online against human opponents who have the same controls, but it really does gimp the gameвЂ™s single player career mode. In effect the Total Racquet Control System makes the game too easy. Within an hour of playing the game with the analog sticks my lowly rookie character was easily smoking his competition. However, I never thought I would say this about a sports game, but the controls are so precise that they give you too much control. This setup works surprisingly well and actually does give you excellent control of your shots, the power put behind them, and even the landing placement of your shots. EA has implemented what they call the Total Racquet Control System, which essentially uses the right analog stick to control just about every aspect of the game.

Yes, people without a Move controller can still play Grand Slam Tennis 2. I canвЂ™t talk about this game without first discussing the two different control options. So the question is has EA Sports delivered a Tennis game that will actually make you want to keep your Move controller dust free?

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Not only is this the first EA Sports Tennis game to appear on the PS3, but it also promises full Move implementation. So my hopes where up when I received Grand Slam Tennis 2 from EA for review. Outside of Tiger Woods and a couple of light gun style games I havenвЂ™t been all that impressed with the Move. If youвЂ™re a Move owner like me, then you probably havenвЂ™t gotten a whole lot of use out of SonyвЂ™s motion controller.

Grand slam tennis 2 wii review metacritic