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New Balls Please!

24/6/2013

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The draw for Wimbledon is finally out and we can exclusively reveal the news you've all been waiting for. That's right: the trio of tennis games we'll be reviewing during the grass court season! Sure, we could have written about Virtua Tennis or Top Spin, but we at The Pixel Empire love to dabble in different eras, so we thought we'd give our readers something a little more vintage, from a time before hawkeye, or respectable-length shorts.

Pro Tennis Tour GX4K
Baby Felix Tennis PS
Tennis Cup 2 GX4K
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 Pixel June - Retro, PSone & Tennis

5/6/2013

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With a few minor issues now sorted, we can look forward to another mouth-watering month of game coverage, as our reviews range right across the spectrum in terms of genre, era and score. Chris kicked things off with a review of line-matching puzzler classic Tetris for the Game Boy, and he'll also be covering Defender in the very the near future.

Elsewhere, Tom has been in the mood for some PSone action and will be aiming to cover Dreams and Destruction Derby among others in the near future. Also, with Wimbledon in sight, expect a clutch of tennis reviews to enjoy over the summer. New balls, etc! :)
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    Tom Clare

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