batteries are full, no options for calibrations and when i got too frustrated i calibrated the remote on the table , maybe u have to do that much more often maybe after every point or so not sure.

dude i play tennis since over 10 years i know how to do the basic mechanics.

i know when i make a backhand and the player makes a forehand instead and vise versa that something is wrong or doesnt recognize my swing at all or too early, i dont need 3-4 hours to realize that sorry

i don't think IGN and so many other sites would have given a score above 8 if it was as broken as you say, and the online match shown on IGN makes the game to seem great, there was nothing wrong

i'm sure it's not perfect, but maybe you need to get used to it

i guess people must forget Wii Sports Tennis, this sounds much different and i hope it's not as bad as Slash says

the sure thing is that this is the wrong launch title for WM+

i played only half an hour so far and of course i will play more and try to improve, only from my first impression i was quite disappointed

just 1 hours?? i read the ign rewiew they said that the play 3 hours before they learn the wiimotion plus control.

YES! VBUY VIRTUA TENNIS!

SUPPORT SEGA NOT EA!

EA is an evil corporation that should die

Buy Virtua Tennis!

:)

Hmmm so its better to get Virtua Tennis instead?

I read this at Metacritics from NGamer UK about Virtua Tennis,

hm i dont know, i wish i were patient enough to wait for more comparison reviews of virtua tennis but i was leaning towards GST from the start O_o

axumblade said: This thread is amusing. No matter how many people on here that bought the game say that it isn't really all that good, some people refuse to admit that it could have just been a poorly executed game. Just a recommendation, get Tiger Woods Golf...or Virtua Tennis (if that uses motion +)

But.. I bought the game :S

I can see the problems but it gets better and better the more time I spend playing it! Beside EA has to have something to improve for next year :P

"In fact, to start with it's a little off-putting as the increased sensitivity to what you're doing with the Wii Remote is totally disorientating. Suddenly your shots are thumping into the net and bouncing way over the tramlines, and to add to the confusion your player is often facing the wrong way thanks to the slightest flick of the Remote in the wrong direction. You serve too weakly, or too long, or miss the ball entirely."

"It's certainly a frustrating introduction to this brave new world of control, but something manages to shine through and keep you hooked long enough to improve your game. It's a rare thing, but even when you're playing badly it feels like you're playing tennis and you'll want to nail it. You're no Henman nearly-man. You're the best, dammit. Or at least you will be once you've figured out how to stop turning your back to the court at inopportune moments."

I've read a lot of the reviews both from critics and users and I think Ringo is right here.   Seems like people who are playing without the nunchuk and wanted Wii Sports Tennis + are very frustrated because the characters run in a logical way to get the ball but not in tune with your swing, so you may be saying backhand but the character in swinging forehand because of his positioning.  They have a better experience without WM+ (since expectations lessen)

People who play with the nunchuk on the other hand virtually don't have this problem because they are positioning themselves and therefore get the shots they are expecting to get.  But if your not used to nunchuk control either this is an even greater learning curve.

I havn't played it yet though, I'm waiting for Virtua reviews so I can compare.