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Grand Slam Tennis 2 Review

Where the first Grand Slam Tennis was a cheerful, cartoony affair for the Wii, Grand Slam Tennis 2 is a much more serious one something far more in line with the slick professionalism of other EA sports games like Madden and FIFA. It's got a very deep career mode, a smart new control system that co...

Tennis fever

WORCESTER - Playing tennis is "more difficult in real life" than on the Nintendo Wii, but Bill Darling likes it anyway. Bill, an 11-year-old student at Worcester Arts Magnet School, had never swung a tennis racket, but had a lot of fun passing a ball from his racket to his partner's during a clinic at the DCU Center yesterday. The clinic was part of the Fed Cup tennis tournament at the DCU.

What a racket

WORCESTER - Playing tennis is "more difficult in real life" than on the Nintendo Wii, but Bill Darling likes it anyway.

Nintendo pondering Wii U rebrand?

This year’s E3 is already expect to bring with it a new direction for Nintendo’s still in development Wii U, and now rumours claim that it might even see a total re-brand for the device. Citing “sources close to the platform holder”, CVG reckons that “serious discussions are ongoing at the highest level in the US and Japan as to whether the firm should cut its losses and give the console a ...

Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games Review

The worlds of Mario and Sonic collide once again, not to adventure through the Mushroom Kingdom or acquire the Chaos Emeralds, but to compete in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Though the now-familiar concept doesn't quite have the same appeal as a new platformer, it works reasonably well in its own right despite the game's design limitations...