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I sucked wanted to get better watched and applied these tips during my game and got 31 points first place thank you so so much I wanna keep getting better but this was a wonderful starttt
My tip for super smash is instead of smashing, use a drop shot when you feel it can be intercepted to throw opponent off. It works almost every time I've used it.
As a tennis player I’m impressed how much effort Nintendo put in the game with the different spins you can put on the ball. Would’ve been cool if they allowed you to play 2 up and 2 back as well. Maybe a separate button you press or something to activate.
Actually on the last tip in light ball part, it was wrong my research shows you need to hit the ball really late or use the net to show you where the ball would meet whennhitting a light ball shot
I've found that you can hold the controller out in front of you (rather than pointing it down) and swing from there - works really well and is much easier than trying to mimic a real golf swing.
89 Games Casual Gaming congratulations on your channel awesome videos. Can you make a video on how to execute the Power serve on tennis? And can you include hand motions as well thank you 💯💯💯
Idk you might be a pro so these tips might be pro tips in that sense. These aren’t pro tips I expected. They’re more like how to play the game, and are stuff I assume most people learned by themselves within the first few sessions. These tips gets you from a completely clueless newbie to a beginner.
Fantastic video! On these games I noticed that you need more than one player to play. The tennis are you able to play one-on-one against the computer? I don't want to buy the game if it's not able to play by myself. Any help would be appreciated Thanks.
