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Grand Slam Tennis 2 Demo Gameplay Xbox 360/PS3

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The Xbox 360 demo for Grand Slam Tennis 2

I played it on pro difficulty and the A.I In this demo alone seems much better than in Top Spin 4. The gameplay feels like a slightly toned down Top Spin 4 (You can't pull out perfectly timed shots) one after the other and get them to go at full power.

I also noticed that Djokovic is way better in this game than Nadal. I know he's ranked no.1 atm but Nadals power attributes in this demo definitely need to be changed. Other than that this is probably the best tennis game I've played based on the demo alone. Although it's a little too easy to go for drop shots

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  • I make quite a few errors on TS4, cuz I go for the perfect full power shot plus hit that inside-out forehand, is dis pos on GST2?

    You got this for PS3? have you tried the MOVE.....tried it on the demo and it was terrible. hoping MOVE support would be fully implemented here.

    seeing sum other comments,some of you guys say its impossible to hit aces on TS4. I play online in 3 SET 3 GAME super tie break matches, I hit avg 8-10 aces using roddick.....some times more depending on your opponent.

  • @matty89ng fair enough. I just remember being able to slice all day without worry with various players as I had a defensive style on that game, the ball going out rarely occured. I have it on 360 haven't used any motion controls but I can only imagine them being any use to a casual user.

    I do think Grand Slam Tennis is like Top Spin though in the sense that serve and volley is king if the person you match up against is an expert at it.

  • This demo is so bad its as bad as virtual tennis 4......the movement is unrealistic and the ball hardly goes out of court....p,us drop shots are too easy to make.

    Safe to say Top Spin 4 is way better...in all most areas, GST2 just has better graphics.

    Hope Top Spin 5 will make an appearance!!!

  • @matty89ng I've got the final game and your 2nd about about the ball hardly goes out of court is how I feel about Top Spin 4. There are way more errors in the final game than in the demo maybe not enough to leave most satisfied but way more than Top Spin.

    I think Top Spin 4 is probably a better Tennis sim but I'm enjoying playing Grand Slam Tennis 2 more and it could be because it's got a mix of arcade and sim.

    Top Spin 5 on the other hand could blow it out the water :)

  • They're talking about real player tendencies... but why does Nadal attack the net every time? :D

  • @RainmakerHD Fair point I'm waiting for the game to come out before leaving any final thoughts. It's a mix of sim/arcade for me which is why I've enjoyed it so much it has a bit of Top Spin/Virtua Tennis all in one game. They are trying to sell it as a sim though so people will be let down when player shots etc aren't portrayed as accurately as they could have been.

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  • @RainmakerHD good spot hadn't even noticed the issue until you just brought it up.

  • @4:49 Break Points won: Djokovic (0/1) even though he didn't have a bp yet. I hope they fix that in the final game.

  • @Zwammi03

    amen to that! this sooooo arcade

  • @Zwammi03 I'll be posting up footage of the final game, perhaps that'll deliver in parts that are lacking from the demo.

  • This is overall bad, the sound of hitting the bal is realy fake, and the players run 3x as fast as normal... the strokes are looking awfull... Nope... I will stick with Topspin 4!

  • @ronnie515y I have to agree but just general gameplay is more enjoyable for me in GST2. More error in shots etc which just doesn't happen in TS. Hopefully the final game has better animations/actual player styles.

  • They run way too quickly than they do in real life. Only TS can replicate the real player movement.

  • @Mitchellturner7 My first assumption would be they got some of the players to come in for animation recording. And the GST2 may have just got some standard Tennis pro to get the basic animations down instead of getting Nadal or whoever to come in themselves.

    Perhaps something that will be in the final release or something they'll get done for GST3 if there ever is one.

  • Can someone explain why Top Spin is the only tennis game which can manage to effectively replicate the players techniques?

    Grand Slam Tennis 2 looks like it has brilliant gameplay, graphics and commentary but what i have noticed from this video is the flaws in nadals forehand style.

    Nadal has a trademark forehand swing where he whips his racket behind his head, this game doesn't replicate that from what i can see ?

    But other than that, the gameplay looks quite good.

  • @philippleite

    sooo, are u saying that gst2 is better than ts4? dont get me wrong. im a huge tennis fan. i watch the aussie open live. and i live in holland! i think i will buy this game, but i also think that i will trade it the next day for another. top spin 4 is for me the better one. btw, u have ps3? ifso wats your psn name?

  • @ognaka and the movement isnt AS bad as in VT

  • @ognaka Given that about the movement is true, but how are you going to balance speed and stability in mobility in this case?

    And I use the right stick ALL the time in TS4, but once you play on hard or very hard it becomes impossible to hit an ace down the line

  • @philippleite

    yeah ok, but by only seeing the way the players move on the court, you can see that its not even close to realistic. its just to much arcade. just like virtua tennis. the only nice thing in this game are the courts. not only center courts. but hey. btw you can hit aces in ts4. right stick serve.

  • @ognaka There are plenty of things that GST2 does more realistically

    For one, you can get aces here (damn near impossible in TS4)

    Animations are better (for the most part) in TS4 yes

    But that business of the players sometimes not reacting in TS4 when you press a button, or the player being incredibly slow or giving up sometimes before the ball has bounced is ridiculous.

    YES drop shots are too easy, the players move a little too much here... but it has impressed me more than TS4 so far.

  • @philippleite

    u cannot compare this shit with top spin 4. if u understand tennis, then u would see that this shit is arcade and top spin 4 is realistic.

  • @TheM1ssingLink Yeah lobbing is not effective, but you can try push the opponent to the side and pull off a passing shot, otherwise it ends up as an easy smash point. I've pulled off at most ONE lob winner. Drop shots are very easy too, but I guess its balanced with the players being able to get to every one that isnt insanely wide.

    Serving is nice, the fact that you can ACTUALLY HIT ACES.

    And yeah, Sampras is going to MURDER at this rate, especially since lobs are ineffective.

  • @philippleite Noticed the same thing actually (started playing on Superstar level) and the best way to win points is playing Serve and Volley + Coming to the net in general play and then doing drop shot/top spin volleys. They are insanely good at pulling it off, imagine how good Sampras is going to be in the final game (he was insane in Top Spin 4 as it is)

    Agree with your general assessment on how they've designed the players attributes (Top Spin) is far better in this sense.

  • some things I noticed after playing for DAYS ON END. Nadal makes more errors than Djoko, also he comes to the net pretty often, and although I've developed a system of beating him there (sometimes) it feels like he's a bit too good at the net, even with the errors he hits.

    And although Djoko has been a beast this past season, I don't think he's supposed to be an all-rounder, he's pretty much like Nadal; defensive baseliner. He shouldn't (nor should Nadal) come to the net as often, or be as good.

  • looks good, but I expected better :/

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