We're mid-way through this year's Wimbledon, the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world. Hasn't it been wonderful?
As the participants thin out and the games become less frequent, you'll need to look elsewhere for your tennis kicks. Don't worry - there's no need to go outside.
They're all ace (sorry).
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The Virtua Tennis series has ruled the console tennis game roost for years, and it's no different on iPad. Sega's fine approximation of tennis rides the line between arcade accessibility and faithful tennis action to near perfection. |
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This one's our silly alternative pick for when you want to vent some aggression outside of the polite world of tennis. Tennis in the Face sees you smacking balls at clowns in a surprisingly skilful physics puzzler. |
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Don't let the basic graphics fool you - Stickman Tennis offers a challenging and nuanced game of tennis. It's all about positioning and anticipation as your little stickman slides around the court. |
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7.5 |
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As the name suggests, Flick Tennis's unique selling point is its swipe-based control system. Initiate lobs, slice shots, and top spin rippers with a range of fluid gestures. |
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Another swipe-based tennis game, Stick Tennis has received loads of downloads thanks to its attractive cartoony art style and simple-but-challenging control system. |
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