This game did a lot right, but it's unfortunately all undone by the game's main gimmick. Power Shots are awful. They regularly stop the flow of the game, they work as overly-easy counters to skillfully set-up shots, and their cutscenes are unskippable. I get that 2000s Nintendo had to always throw some new mechanics into whatever sequels they were making, but this one was a bad choice.
However, if you turn those Power Shots off (for the modes that allow you to do so), you'll find a really enjoyable Tennis game which is better than its predecessor in every way.
However, if you turn those Power Shots off (for the modes that allow you to do so), you'll find a really enjoyable Tennis game which is better than its predecessor in every way.