Review: Instant Tennis (Nintendo Switch)
Instant Tennis is an arcade approach to tennis using the motion controls as the racquet, Players can get immersed either alone or with friends.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 357MB Download size.
- Three control methods- Motion/Mixed/Buttons.
- Optional tutorial.
- Instant Tennis has two modes- Quickplay and tournament.
- 19 Characters in total. 11 starting, 8 to unlock.
- 9 courts to play on from grass to clay to sand.
- Instant Tennis lets you earn EXP, Level up and unlock players and courts.
- Quickplay- 1/2 players, Pick character and court.
- Tournament-1/8 players (local) then the same as above.
- Controls- Aim with the left stick and uses one button or just the motion controls.
- Responsive motion controls.
- Instant Tennis plays a lot better with other players.
- You can do a variety of shots like volleys, drop shots etc. Depends how long you hold the one button down for.
- An arrow on screen at all times to help with aiming your shot.
- A good little workout when playing with motion controls.
Cons:
- Instant Tennis has no touchscreen support.
- Oversensitive control for aiming your shots.
- Bit of slowdown in places.
- Instant Tennis has no online.
- Doesn’t explain the stamina system. (When you do shots you drain stamina and once depleted you miss the next shot)
- Instant Tennis has basic.
