games-ps2 tennis 2k2 用户手册
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Serve
Set a serve position with $^, and
press ✖, ● or ■ button to toss the
ball. When the player tosses the
ball, a serve gauge will be displayed
beside the player. Press ✖, ● or ■
button with good timing because the
serve becomes faster as the serve
gauge gets closer to "MAX." Press ✖
button to make a straight serve, and
press ●/■ button to make a slice serve.
press ✖, ● or ■ button to toss the
ball. When the player tosses the
ball, a serve gauge will be displayed
beside the player. Press ✖, ● or ■
button with good timing because the
serve becomes faster as the serve
gauge gets closer to "MAX." Press ✖
button to make a straight serve, and
press ●/■ button to make a slice serve.
Ball Direction
Run to the ball and press ✖/●/■
button to hit the ball back to the
opponent's court (see below for
shot type). After pressing that
button and before hitting the ball
back to the opponent, press
button to hit the ball back to the
opponent's court (see below for
shot type). After pressing that
button and before hitting the ball
back to the opponent, press
*@$^
to select the direction to hit the
ball. Use
$^
to aim left or right, and
use
*@
to aim to the front or back.
IN-GAME TECHNIQUES
Shot Type
A topspin shot (✖) button is a regular shot with a
forward spin (vertical spin). The ball moves fast, but
its trajectory is high and bounces high. A slice shot
(●) button has backspin. The ball moves slowly as if
floating in the air. Its trajectory is low and bounces
low. A lob shot (■/✖+●) buttons has a high trajectory
and goes over the opponent's head. It is used to hit
the ball behind the opponent when the opponent
is at the net.
forward spin (vertical spin). The ball moves fast, but
its trajectory is high and bounces high. A slice shot
(●) button has backspin. The ball moves slowly as if
floating in the air. Its trajectory is low and bounces
low. A lob shot (■/✖+●) buttons has a high trajectory
and goes over the opponent's head. It is used to hit
the ball behind the opponent when the opponent
is at the net.
Lob
Top
Slice
Shot Strength
You can hit the ball harder (faster) if
you run to the ball fast enough to
get ready for the shot. On the other
hand, if you barely catch up to the
ball and are not ready for the shot,
you will not hit it hard. The strength
of the shot changes with the height
you hit the ball at (shot point). It is difficult
to hit the ball back hard if the ball has a
low shot point, for example right after it
bounced. The higher the shot point, the
harder the shot becomes.
you run to the ball fast enough to
get ready for the shot. On the other
hand, if you barely catch up to the
ball and are not ready for the shot,
you will not hit it hard. The strength
of the shot changes with the height
you hit the ball at (shot point). It is difficult
to hit the ball back hard if the ball has a
low shot point, for example right after it
bounced. The higher the shot point, the
harder the shot becomes.
Smash
Wait for a high-trajectory ball to
come down, and press ✖/● button
to hit a smash. Press
come down, and press ✖/● button
to hit a smash. Press
*@$^
to
control the ball path in the same way
as regular shots.
as regular shots.
Drop Shot
Press
*@
after pressing ● button to
aim at an area near the net. You
can make a drop shot that falls near
the net. It is effective when the
opponent is at the baseline.
can make a drop shot that falls near
the net. It is effective when the
opponent is at the baseline.
Instruction to COM partner
Give a position instruction to your COM partner in doubles
matches. Press R1/L1 button to switch instructions
between the BASELINE/ NORMAL/NET PLAY displayed at
the top of the screen.
matches. Press R1/L1 button to switch instructions
between the BASELINE/ NORMAL/NET PLAY displayed at
the top of the screen.
BASELINE
Back of the court (defensive)
NORMAL
Regular position
NET PLAY
Front of the court (offensive)