But I thought that Grand Slam Tennis was being marketed to the casual market with it's cartoonish look.  If people from the U.K. were casual then they would kick butt at this casual game. 

Or maybe the game isn't casual at all and just looks cute and casual gamers are thrown off by the difficulty?

Or maybe people from the U.K. are hardcore and can't handle how simple the game is?

*shrugs shoulders and shakes head in a state of confusion*       

I can't tell if this thread is serious or not.

Then I did my job.

You did an EXCELLENT job then 'cause I really can't tell.

Btw, Salsa isn't Dominican. Silly.

The statistics are legitimate.  You tell me how serious the thread is though. 

BTW, I knew that Salsa wasn't Dominican. 

Are you trying to derail my thread?

England is a fairly small country in size with a large population. The common Englishmans dwelling is most probably a lot smaller than your average U.S or Australian household and therefore more cluttered.

Considering all this clutter in the way, it is not surprising their ranking would be so low when taking into account all of the crap they are probably hitting whilst swinging their virtual racquets around.

There.

Simple explanation.

Always hard at work.

mmmm, watch how we win the Ashes in a few days like we did in 05'

^ lmao

1. Most PAL TVs nowadays have the option of displaying the game in 60Hz, which is the same refresh rate as NTSC.

2. Why are France and Germany No 2 and No 3, both also being in the PAL region.

On a side note, I hated the times when PAL games were slower than NTSC games due to the Hz-difference.