Everybody's Tennis

Everybody's Tennis for the PSP is a charming, colorful tennis game that features simple controls, likeable characters and accessible gameplay. Developed by Clap Hanz - the team behind the well-known "Everybody's Golf" series - Everybody's Tennis is aimed at both casual gamers and ambitious PSP fans.

Everybody's Tennis focuses on fun matches that are quick to learn but difficult to master. Everybody's Tennis deliberately forgoes realistic tennis physics in favor of an arcade-style gaming experience that focuses on reaction time, timing and skillful shot placement. Everybody's Tennis offers surprisingly deep gameplay: topspins, lobs, slices and targeted angles can be used in a targeted manner with a little practice - which makes for exciting rallies.

Everybody's Tennis shines with a colorful anime-inspired graphic style and a variety of wittily designed characters, each with their own personality and style of play. Over the course of the game, you unlock new characters, outfits and courts, which provide variety and motivation.

In addition to the single-player mode with tournaments and challenges, Everybody's Tennis also offers a multiplayer mode via ad-hoc connection, in which two PSP players can compete against each other - a real plus point for on the go.

Technically, Everybody's Tennis makes very good use of the PSP's capabilities: Everybody's Tennis' animations are fluid, loading times are moderate, and the music and sound effects emphasize the game's cheerful tone.

Everybody's Tennis is a fun, accessible sports game with a friendly style and surprising depth of gameplay. Whether for short matches in between or longer tournaments: Everybody's Tennis is one of the best arcade tennis experiences on the PSP - ideal for fans of fun-focused sports games with high replay value.