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Yes, you guessed it, a Ping Pong sim for the Dreamcast. Wondered what to do with the maracas after playing Samba? There's life in them old dawgs yet. You can use one of them as a handy ping pong paddle, and in two player mode you can use the other one too.
In single player mode, you have the option of playing against training, amateur, professional and world-class opposition, and the venues include Bournemouth sports centre, Skegness Recreation Hall, and the Wheeltappers and Shunters' club oop north, all beautifully rendered of course.
In two-player mode, set the tournament to instant knockout, league match or World Championship, and get those maracas moving!
You can play from either a first person or third person perspective (not available in split screen two player mode), or you can go online and have a go against the best that the Chinese can offer. Apply topspin, sidespin, forehand smashes and all the other moves that are available, and choose from a variety of interesting serves or customise your own types.
There are replays available for each point, and you can save those classic moments to your memory card too. You can even customise the roving camera views as well.
With frantic action, fast-paced commentary by John Motson and Murray Walker, and even a choice of what coloured shorts to wear, we are sure to see a big hit in the making. Even more if Electronic Arts get the licence!
Whack Your Balls - DC 98% from DC Monthly
What the press say:
"It's BALLS!" - The Sun
"Amazing Paddle Action" - The Observer
"Blair to negotiate Peace treaty....." - The Times
In single player mode, you have the option of playing against training, amateur, professional and world-class opposition, and the venues include Bournemouth sports centre, Skegness Recreation Hall, and the Wheeltappers and Shunters' club oop north, all beautifully rendered of course.
In two-player mode, set the tournament to instant knockout, league match or World Championship, and get those maracas moving!
You can play from either a first person or third person perspective (not available in split screen two player mode), or you can go online and have a go against the best that the Chinese can offer. Apply topspin, sidespin, forehand smashes and all the other moves that are available, and choose from a variety of interesting serves or customise your own types.
There are replays available for each point, and you can save those classic moments to your memory card too. You can even customise the roving camera views as well.
With frantic action, fast-paced commentary by John Motson and Murray Walker, and even a choice of what coloured shorts to wear, we are sure to see a big hit in the making. Even more if Electronic Arts get the licence!
Whack Your Balls - DC 98% from DC Monthly
What the press say:
"It's BALLS!" - The Sun
"Amazing Paddle Action" - The Observer
"Blair to negotiate Peace treaty....." - The Times
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Yes, you guessed it, a Ping Pong sim for the Dreamcast. Wondered what to do with the maracas after playing Samba? There's life in them old dawgs yet. You can use one of them as a handy ping pong paddle, and in two player mode you can use the other one too.
In single player mode, you have the option of playing against training, amateur, professional and world-class opposition, and the venues include Bournemouth sports centre, Skegness Recreation Hall, and the Wheeltappers and Shunters' club oop north, all beautifully rendered of course.
In two-player mode, set the tournament to instant knockout, league match or World Championship, and get those maracas moving!
You can play from either a first person or third person perspective (not available in split screen two player mode), or you can go online and have a go against the best that the Chinese can offer. Apply topspin, sidespin, forehand smashes and all the other moves that are available, and choose from a variety of interesting serves or customise your own types.
There are replays available for each point, and you can save those classic moments to your memory card too. You can even customise the roving camera views as well.
With frantic action, fast-paced commentary by John Motson and Murray Walker, and even a choice of what coloured shorts to wear, we are sure to see a big hit in the making. Even more if Electronic Arts get the licence!
Whack Your Balls - DC 98% from DC Monthly
What the press say:
"It's BALLS!" - The Sun
"Amazing Paddle Action" - The Observer
"Blair to negotiate Peace treaty....." - The Times
In single player mode, you have the option of playing against training, amateur, professional and world-class opposition, and the venues include Bournemouth sports centre, Skegness Recreation Hall, and the Wheeltappers and Shunters' club oop north, all beautifully rendered of course.
In two-player mode, set the tournament to instant knockout, league match or World Championship, and get those maracas moving!
You can play from either a first person or third person perspective (not available in split screen two player mode), or you can go online and have a go against the best that the Chinese can offer. Apply topspin, sidespin, forehand smashes and all the other moves that are available, and choose from a variety of interesting serves or customise your own types.
There are replays available for each point, and you can save those classic moments to your memory card too. You can even customise the roving camera views as well.
With frantic action, fast-paced commentary by John Motson and Murray Walker, and even a choice of what coloured shorts to wear, we are sure to see a big hit in the making. Even more if Electronic Arts get the licence!
Whack Your Balls - DC 98% from DC Monthly
What the press say:
"It's BALLS!" - The Sun
"Amazing Paddle Action" - The Observer
"Blair to negotiate Peace treaty....." - The Times