If you are familiar with the Hot Shot franchise or even if you have heard about it then you should be aware of their trademark and that it accessibility. The game is designed is such a manner that it is so easy to play and to begin but at the same time it offers profound gameplay and requires tones of hours to gain access to perfection. Hot Shots were able to live up to their tradition but failed to compete with the Tiger Woods-like image of its brethren.
As far as controls are concerned, they are pretty simple and basic. For different types of shots you need to hit different button, X button is to shoot topspin, hit the circle button and the player will do slice shot and lob is done by pressing the triangle. For the Backhand and forehand shots, well, they depend upon in what position the player is facing the incoming ball. As far as the serving is concerned, all you need to do is timing and similarly for different types of serving there are different buttons, X is used to serve flat, circle is used to serve slice and for underhand serve triangle is used. The sounds and graphics are pretty much good rather satisfying.
