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Roland Garros French Open 2001 (PS)

Description: Manufacturer: Acclaim / Genre: Sports / Release Date: 2001 / Experience real-life action in this great simulation game. ... more

Roland Garros French Open 2001 (PS) ... The unique atmosphere of Roland Garros is captured perfectly, with real umpires' voices, the reactions of the crowd, as well as the noise of the balls being hit. All these background sounds and noises are based on actual recordings made of Roland Garros.

Newest Review: ... begin with, I thought it to be border-line unplayable - nothing to do with the computer AI being particularly accomplished, ... more

... but in the worst sense of the word, I was calling the shots and sometimes, nothing was happening. A simple two-button system is used - slice and lob (not that there is a considerable difference) - yet the game appears to make a meal out of the controls. Rather than hit the ball when the button is pressed, shots have to be prepared beforehand by engaging a target which the player, on slipping into the corresponding motions, then aims at. The probability of preparing a shot depends on positioning, and the player only hit...more

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	Roland Garros French Open 2001 (PSone) Platforms: PlayStation Last Update 08.11.2009 05:40	£ 3.99

Roland Garros French Open 2001 (PSone)
Platforms: PlayStation

Last Update 08.11.2009 05:40

£ 3.99

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Roland Garros French Open 2001 (PS): Carapace - A Crap Ace (427 words)
by - written on 07/11/08 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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Roland Garros French Open 2001, published by Cryo Interactive and developed by Carapace, does not feature any real players, despite appearances in the opening movie so instead there's the likes of Pierre Bertin and Catherine Menard representing France. However, it's not just the clay-courts of Stade Roland Garros where the (singles) tennis is being played, but also on the courts of the other Grand Slam tournaments, albeit under the titles of: Australian Cup, English Open and American Open. Unfortunately, the 'gameplay' (argh) isn't so open. To begin with, I thought it to be border-line unplayable - nothing to do with the computer AI being particularly ... Read the complete review