Playing Through My Evercade Collection Part 13: Atari Lynx Collection 1
Bleh. On the surface this feels like it should tick all the boxes, the graphics seem fine, theres 'fancy' digitized voice and it all looks the part but the gameplay itself leaves so much to be desired thanks to the slow nature of hitting.
Most tennis games you expect some level of lock-on or some level of speed but the time between hitting to swing and the actual swing taking place isnt synced up well at all, resulting in the game struggling to even let you get basic hits in.
Even when you actually manage to get a serve in, making a game of it is still impossible due to the game's perspective often making it impossible to accurately judge where you can hit from.
Sure its pretty.... but thats about it.
Bleh. On the surface this feels like it should tick all the boxes, the graphics seem fine, theres 'fancy' digitized voice and it all looks the part but the gameplay itself leaves so much to be desired thanks to the slow nature of hitting.
Most tennis games you expect some level of lock-on or some level of speed but the time between hitting to swing and the actual swing taking place isnt synced up well at all, resulting in the game struggling to even let you get basic hits in.
Even when you actually manage to get a serve in, making a game of it is still impossible due to the game's perspective often making it impossible to accurately judge where you can hit from.
Sure its pretty.... but thats about it.