Smash Court Tennis Pro Tournament
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(Playstation 2 - US, Sports)
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Developed_By:
Namco
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Namco
Released On:
20 Mar 2002
Smash Court Tennis Pro Tournament , released on the PlayStation 2 in 2002, is a sports game that brings the excitement of professional tennis to your living room. The story follows a fictional tournament where you play as a new player trying to climb the ranks and become a champion.
The gameplay revolves around competitive tennis matches against AI opponents or friends online. You'll need to master various shots and tactics to outmaneuver your opponents and emerge victorious. With a variety of game modes, including exhibition and tournament play, there's always something new to try.
UPC-A:
722674021326 (USA)
Part #:
SLUS-20286 (USA)
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a sports simulation game where players compete in various tennis tournaments. You'll participate in prestigious events like the Tournoi de Paris, Wimbledon, and the US Open, each featuring unique court surfaces and settings. The game challenges you to master different playing styles across clay, grass, and hard courts.
Story
Tournoi de Paris (Clay Court)
The Tournoi de Paris takes place at the Stade International de Paris in the suburbs of Paris. This heated tournament is the only one played on a clay court, and is held each May.
*NOTE: The Tournoi de Paris and the Stade International de Paris are fictitious names.
Wimbledon (Grass Court)
This tournament, dubbed the "Lawn Tennis Championship," is held each year in the latter part of June. Great care is given to the lawn on center court, a grass surface used only two weeks out of each year.
US Open (Hard Court)
The US Open is held in New York in the latter part of August, which happens to be the hottest part of summer. The finals begin at sundown in Arthur Ashe Stadium.
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
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MEMORY CARD slot 2
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MEMORY CARD slot 1
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USB connector
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S400 i.LINK connector
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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disc tray
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RESET button
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(OPEN) button
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in the Instruction Manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located on the back of the console) is turned on.
Press the RESET Button. When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN Button and the disc tray will open. Place the Smashcourt Tennis™ Pro Tournament disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN Button again and the disc tray will close.
Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
MEMORY CARDS
To save the game settings and progress, insert a Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 of your PlayStation®2. You can load saved game data from the same card, or from any Memory Card containing previously saved games.
At least 72 KB of free space must be available on the Memory Card in order to save game data. If there is less than 72 KB of free space, delete old data before saving.
Do not remove the Memory Card or turn off the power on the PlayStation®2 while data is being saved or loaded. Your game data may be lost if you do.
MULTITAP
Certain modes allow up to four players. A Multitap is required when playing with more than two players. Instructions on how to connect a Multitap follow.
Two Players
Two controllers are required. Connect each of these to a controller port.
Three or More Players
For simultaneous play with three or more people, a Multitap is required, as well as controllers for each player.
Connect a controller to Controller Port 1. Connect the Multitap to Controller Port 2*.
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2P
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1P
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3P
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4P
*NOTE: A controller connected to Controller Port 2-D of the Multitap will not function.
MAIN MENU
Press the START Button on the Title Screen to get to the Main Menu. Select the desired mode with either the Directional Button or the Left Analog Stick. Press the Button to confirm the selection.
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arcade mode p8: Compete in all four tournaments to become the top tennis champion. Singles or Doubles.
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pro tournament mode p10: Work through the rankings to challenge the top player and exchange points for prizes.
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exhibition mode p12: Play one match, by your own rules.
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time attack mode p14: Compete for the fastest time to win all four tournaments. Singles or Doubles.
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challenge mode p15: Get a knack for the game by clearing a variety of challenges.
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trophy room p16: View prizes won in Pro Tournament Mode.
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options p17: Adjust various options such as controller configuration, sound and screen settings.
ARCADE MODE
Win all four tournaments. Rivals' skills progressively improve with each tournament cleared.
Match Type
Use the Directional Button or the Left Analog Stick to select a match type: Singles or Doubles. Confirm the selection with the Button.
Player Select
Select a player. If playing Doubles against the CPU, also select a partner. Press the START Button on a second controller to play against a non-CPU opponent or as a team.
Selecting Players' Outfits
A variety of outfits are available for each player. To change outfits, move the cursor to the selected player and press the Button. Confirm the selection with the Button.
*NOTE: If a Multitap is connected in Arcade Mode, Player 2 cannot play as a Doubles partner. For a cooperative Doubles match, disconnect the Multitap, and use controllers only. This only applies to Arcade Mode.
Stadium Select
Select the first tournament. The remaining three tournaments will be played in a predetermined order. Depending on the tournament selected, play will commence on either a grass, hard, or clay court. Ball bounce depends on court type (see page 24).
Position Select
The service selection is completely random. After the server is chosen, the tournament will start with the server positioned at the near court (bottom of the screen) and the receiver at the far court (top of the screen).
PRO TOURNAMENT MODE
Work up the rankings to challenge the top-seeded player. Receive points for clearing challenges, and exchange them for prizes. The number of prizes available increases with the number of matches won.
Starting Screen
To start a new game in Pro Tournament Mode, or to continue a previous game, select NEW GAME or CONTINUE. If a NEW GAME is saved, the previous file will be overwritten.
Main Screen
Main Screen for Pro Tournament Mode.
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SELECT TOURNAMENT: Choose the first tournament.
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PRIZE ROOM: Exchange accumulated points for prizes.
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LOCKER ROOM: Select new players, check records and save progress.
Progress of Pro Tournament
When a match is chosen, a table will appear on-screen. After the first round, progress can be saved before the table appears.
From the Start to the End of a Match
The match starts after the table appears. When the match is won, the total number of points earned will be displayed on the Results Screen.
Controls
R2 BUTTON
Replay (only available in Arcade, Pro Tournament and Exhibition Modes)
START BUTTON
Start game, Pause (in-game)
ANALOG MODE BUTTON
Switch between analog and digital modes
DIRECTIONAL BUTTONS
Menu selection, Control player
LEFT ANALOG STICK
Menu selection, Control player
R3 BUTTON
Change BGM
A BUTTON
Cancel, Return to previous menu, Lob
O BUTTON
Topspin
X BUTTON
Confirm/proceed to next menu, Slice
BUTTON
Changes players' outfits, Get challenge info
Tips & Maps
serve
To serve, toss the ball with the Button or O Button, then press the same button again to hit it. Use O for a strong serve and for a weak serve.
topspin
Press the O Button to hit a topspin shot. This shot spins in the direction of travel, rebounding faster and rising higher than a flat shot.
slice
Press the Button to hit a slice shot. This shot places a reverse spin on the ball, lacks speed compared to a topspin, and has a low rebound.
lob
Press the A Button to hit a high-angled lob shot, used to place the ball behind an opponent.
topspin lob
Press ↑ on the Directional Button or Left Analog Stick while simultaneously pressing the Button to lob the ball with a forward spin at a faster speed than a regular lob.
drop shot
Press ↓ on the Directional Button or Left Analog Stick while simultaneously pressing the Button to drop the ball into an opponent's court, close to the net.
point 1: timing on returns
Achieving perfect timing on a return will display "NICE!" on-screen, causing the ball to travel faster than normal.
smash
When an opponent hits a weak lob, move your player to the Smash Point indicated on-screen and press either the Button or the Button to perform a smash.
point 2: special shots
If an opponent delivers a bad return, you can hit a powerful flat (hard) shot by merely hitting the ball, but avoid using the Button to prevent it from becoming a lob. With correct timing, a topspin lob or drop shot can become a super version, marked by a diamond trail, which are very useful.
Enemies & Characters
martina hingis
An excellent all-around player, Hingis uses her genius court sense and superior technique to produce championship results.
lindsay davenport
Davenport's dynamic stroke is both simple and powerful. In addition to her natural talents, she is not adverse to hard work.
monica seles
Seles is the hardest hitter in women's tennis, and always aims at being a no-touch ace. With power and experience enhanced by her sense of competition and concentration, this veteran player has won numerous Grand Slam titles.
anna kournikova
With her exceptional combination of athletic talent and personal charisma, Kournikova is one of the most recognized athletes in the world. She has an aggressive all-court game.
pete sampras
The ultimate all around player, Sampras has the record for the most Grand Slam wins in tennis. His greatest weapons are his unorthodox style and a serve so fierce it earned him the nickname "Pistol Pete."
yevgeny kafelnikov
With cool judgment and precise analysis, Kafelnikov is a player who gets the most out of his technique. A national superstar in Russia, he beat veteran players of other nations to win the gold medal in the Olympic games.
andre agassi
With a method of attack based on his unparalleled hand-eye coordination, Agassi is a baseline player with an extraordinary sense of balance. His entertaining style always makes for a fascinating performance.
patrick rafter
Flying towards the net with amazing off-the-line power, Rafter is a net player who volleys with an artistic stroke. This lively player hails from the wide-open continent of Australia.
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