Tennis Masters Series 2003 Demo

The world of sports is constantly changing, especially when it comes to the players that dominate the game. Tennis is no different in this regard, although there are some players that have managed to remain at the top for quite some time, by winning the important tournaments more than once. Just like in every sport, however, it takes a lot of training and talent to become a master, which is why very few people make it.

Tennis Master Series 2003 gives you the opportunity to skip the training years and jump straight into the most prestigious competitions in the world, as well as compete against the sports' greatest legends. Hence, by creating your own player inside the game and choosing his or her appearance, you can rise to the top of the ranks in a matter of days, although the road is definitely not easy.

Since the Master Series is comprised out of many types of competitions, there are plenty of trophies to acquire, which translates into a hefty number of gameplay hours. Every court and surface is an accurate depiction of the real locations around the world, including famous venues throughout Madrid, Miami, Monte Carle and Cincinnati.

In order to make the matches more interesting and your ascent a bit more rewarding, the game allows you to increase various attribute points and improve your skills throughout the game. These attributes affect your power, speed, precision and many other talents and they are gathered by winning competitions. After each title you earn, a few attribute points are awarded and you can spend them into the desired talent, depending on your preferences.

Technically, the game features quite detailed graphics and motion-captured animations for the players, in order to make their movements look as real as possible on the field. Since the actual environments are quite small, it allowed the developers to put more detail into the courts and the characters themselves, without affecting the performance.

Although the difficulty can be a bit frustrating in the beginning, Tennis Master Series 2003 quickly becomes addictive, especially if you are a fan of the sport. The huge amount of content and the many famous names that populate the in-game rankings should give you enough incentive to get better and better.