Full Ace Tennis Simulator

Choose Full Ace if you want a deep, challenging video game with near-infinite replayability that happens to simulate tennis. Choose Tennis Elbow if you want an interactive extension to your Tennis TV subscription that happens to be a video game.

This is not an easy game just to pick up and go play, you must put in the time and effort to get better. The game has flaws, like movement is the worst part and I only mean when you are moving side to side or forward. This is why volleys don't play well because you can't cover fast enough, maybe they should implement sprint but will take alot of your stamina. No doubles and really one character model. They need to add more swing models, so you can really customize your character What makes it up is the gameplay, actual swing mechanics and ball physics, where it matters the most. You must be in right position to hit a good ball, if you are slightly off or if your movement is shifting to forward, it will cause out shots, short balls or even right into the net, I even hit the ball into the ground. And the balls bounce everywhere on court, so you will have to cover every part because your opponent will also be hitting bad balls as well. I suggest putting everything on realistic to get the most of it There is a lot of customization options, where you can change colors of practically everything This is by far and its nots even close IMO, the best tennis sim out there, Once you pas…

Great simulation with good fun. Only downside is the player animations.

Only played for 2 hours so far, but I must say I really love the gameplay. And what I even love more is the difficulty customisation. I settled for a relatively easy setting as my reactions are not the best. What surprised me the most though, in contrast to other reviews, is the learning curve. It isn't nearly as hard as you might imagine. After about one hour I was already somewhat proficient using "auto-positioning". I hesitated between TE4 and FATS, and ultimately chose the latter. I'm not so much interested in career mode, I only want to have a single game or a tournament from time to time, and for that, this game is ideal. Graphics are of course completely outdated, but that doesn't really matter as long as the ball and player physics are enjoyable - and they are! Bonus points for having such a small memory and disk footprint. Unfortunately there seems to be a problem with my Xbox controller, the left analog stick goes completely awry all the time, so I had to switch to the D-pad for movement, but even with suboptimal controls this is still a real blast. So, even after just two hours, I can recommend this to every friend of tennis. The game also runs fine on 10 year old po…

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