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  13 October 2003

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1. Reviewer: Game Vortex
   14 May 2004

   Overall 9

   

    

   There's really not much on a tennis court, so there's not too much to address here. What is there, however, is exceptional. The graphics in Hokus Pokus's Read more

2. Reviewer: The Laser
   9 November 2004

   Davis Cup Tennis is an excellent sports title for the GBA, featuring more than 100 different countries, several different gameplay options including single-player and link-up modes. Players can either play a quick round, or go for the Davis Cup itself. Its responsive controls are good but the choppy animation and grainy graphics make for a mixed bag. The solid gameplay is appealing but whether this Ubi Soft release has the depth for long-lasting appeal is the big... Read more

3. Reviewer: GamesAreFun
   28 October 2003

   Overall 3

   

    

   With Sega and Nintendo paving the way, other companies began to notice that there was a market for tennis games. Soon, all sorts of new licensed products started hitting the market, with varying degrees of quality. Read more

4. Davis Cup Tennis Review

   Reviewer: GameZone
   12 November 2002

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 8

   

   Storyline 8

   

   Multiplayer 8

   

    

   While probably not the most popular sport in the country, tennis can be fun to watch, and I enjoyed playing it from the comfort of my recliner. With the headphones, it was a enveloping experience with plenty of challenge, and good replay value. Aside from the annoying disco music, the time flew by without many negative, play-related distractions. Read more

5. Davis Cup Tennis

   Reviewer: GameSpy.com
   6 December 2002

   Overall 8

   

    

   Another quality tennis game makes its way to the GBA, but does it fare well against the competition? Read more