Jason Chew

Comparing it to the game boy advance and game cube version unfortunately I miss the doubles features from it. Also found it harder to do the top spin and back spin compared to the previous versions on the game cube and game boy advance. Not to mention the power shots made the game well unique so the only reason I'm giving it a 3 is due to the characters that weren't available in the other versions but personally I feel the game boy advance story mode was better then well this one since you could do a solo play for adventure and doubles. Even if they do add dlc can they prove that it was worth the money and budget spent on it since theres room for improvements.

Comparing it to the game boy advance and game cube version unfortunately I miss the doubles features from it. Also found it harder to do the top spin and back spin compared to the previous versions on the game cube and game boy advance. Not to mention the power shots made the game well unique so the only reason I'm giving it a 3 is due to the characters that weren't available in the other versions but personally I feel the game boy advance story mode was better then well this one since you could do a solo play for adventure and doubles. Even if they do add dlc can they prove that it was worth the money and budget spent on it since theres room for improvements.

A enjoyable movie that can also show the hardships of a person having to look after their mentally impaired sibling as well as caring for their mother. You can relate to how the character feels