No, this game is not in America for it is in Japanese and you would need to modify your PS2 to play this game. The anime has recently been dubbed [...ok, maybe not recently] so a game for this wouldn't be out so soon.
Also, I didn't buy it. My friend gave it to me as a gift. You can try searching the net to see if any places or anyone is selling it. The only problem is that it was released in 2003 and may be out of production.
I do NOT concur. In terms of gameplay, Smash Hit 2 is a lot intensifying. In Form the Strongest Team, it looks a bit stupid that having to stop the game everytime someone is going to perform a special, and the special effects are gone. But in terms of a good arrangement in team formation, Form is definitely better than Smash Hit 2.
I don't agree in SH2 the game stops too when you use a special move, but the game's flow is shitty, because you HAVE to finish the set with a special move/smash in order to get a higher level in the special gauge <- that makes the game not so unique.. the special moves feel alot more rare to see, it feels like a regular tennis game and not the REAL POT feeling.
@jojounin Actually it only stops for like 2 sec and it doesnt change the camera angle and focusing it on the character like in FTST while doing a special, that destroys the atmosphere momentum and flow of the game, you kinda forget what your gonna do because of the interference. Also the movements looks better in SH2 and the balls physic movements looks more realistic than in FTST. The characters runs like sonic the hedgehog and the sound while hitting the ball doesnt sound convincing in FTST.
On the other hand, in FTST, even if you manage to strike the ball using a special move - it will give you a higher level in the special gauge, so you can even get to level 3 or 4 in 1 set.
@zekiramasterdragon The good thing about FTST is the arrangements of characters and complete team members. If only they would create SH3 in ps2 or ps3 with all the special shots and characters it would be the best pot game. But yeah gameplay goes to SH2 with its fast paced game flow and movements superiority. Also the graphics looks more animated in SH2 so it has that anime feeling rather than a 3d feel in FTST.
@jojounin Theres also a special cheat that you can do to start the game with full gauges so you wont have to struggle to fill it during a game. So you can either play it normally and fill the gauge during the match or start it with a full one so you can use specials non stop.
como se llama este juego y a que consola de juego pertenese, habra alguna version para nintendo wii
inuismart 2 years ago
is this game savailable in psp??
mhel1078 3 years ago
No, it isn't available on PSP.
069922607 3 years ago
Is this game in America? Where did you buy it?
Tarcamiel 4 years ago
I am going to answer your questions here.
No, this game is not in America for it is in Japanese and you would need to modify your PS2 to play this game. The anime has recently been dubbed [...ok, maybe not recently] so a game for this wouldn't be out so soon.
Also, I didn't buy it. My friend gave it to me as a gift. You can try searching the net to see if any places or anyone is selling it. The only problem is that it was released in 2003 and may be out of production.
FallenInnocence 4 years ago
LOL! Kabaji just stands there....
Saerenna 5 years ago
No, it isn't.
Form the strongest team is a newer game and the gameplay flows ALOT better.
jojounin 5 years ago
I do NOT concur. In terms of gameplay, Smash Hit 2 is a lot intensifying. In Form the Strongest Team, it looks a bit stupid that having to stop the game everytime someone is going to perform a special, and the special effects are gone. But in terms of a good arrangement in team formation, Form is definitely better than Smash Hit 2.
zekiramasterdragon 5 years ago
I don't agree in SH2 the game stops too when you use a special move, but the game's flow is shitty, because you HAVE to finish the set with a special move/smash in order to get a higher level in the special gauge <- that makes the game not so unique.. the special moves feel alot more rare to see, it feels like a regular tennis game and not the REAL POT feeling.
Continue in my next post.
jojounin 5 years ago
@jojounin Actually it only stops for like 2 sec and it doesnt change the camera angle and focusing it on the character like in FTST while doing a special, that destroys the atmosphere momentum and flow of the game, you kinda forget what your gonna do because of the interference. Also the movements looks better in SH2 and the balls physic movements looks more realistic than in FTST. The characters runs like sonic the hedgehog and the sound while hitting the ball doesnt sound convincing in FTST.
zangetsuamaterasu 1 year ago
On the other hand, in FTST, even if you manage to strike the ball using a special move - it will give you a higher level in the special gauge, so you can even get to level 3 or 4 in 1 set.
jojounin 5 years ago
Well, if only in FTST the pace was actually sped up it would've been a lot better.
zekiramasterdragon 5 years ago
@zekiramasterdragon The good thing about FTST is the arrangements of characters and complete team members. If only they would create SH3 in ps2 or ps3 with all the special shots and characters it would be the best pot game. But yeah gameplay goes to SH2 with its fast paced game flow and movements superiority. Also the graphics looks more animated in SH2 so it has that anime feeling rather than a 3d feel in FTST.
zangetsuamaterasu 1 year ago
@jojounin Theres also a special cheat that you can do to start the game with full gauges so you wont have to struggle to fill it during a game. So you can either play it normally and fill the gauge during the match or start it with a full one so you can use specials non stop.
zangetsuamaterasu 1 year ago
Is this better than Strongest Team?
xhyroleimits 5 years ago
It is Smash Hits 2 and for Playstation 2
FallenInnocence 5 years ago