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Exhibition

From the Main Menu, select Exhibition to quickly enter a

match. The first step is to customize the match settings, which

determine the length and type of game you want to play.

Match Settings

Men's/Women's—Select the gender for your match.

Singles/Doubles—Select the number of players; singles matches

have two players and doubles matches have four players.

Games per

Set—Select two to six games to be played in each set.

Sets per

Match—Select one, three, or five sets for the match.

A one set match is the shortest match you can play.

Difficulty—Select the difficulty setting for your game. Settings

from least to most difficult are: Easy, Normal, and Hard.

Venues

Select the type of venue you want to play in. There are five

venue categories: Grand Slam, Major Pro, Pro, Minor Pro, and

Playground. Grand Slam courts are massive stadiums filled with

spectators, while Playgrounds are intimate courts you might

expect to find in your neighborhood park. Then, select the court.

Or, select Random from the Venue Select screen and a venue

will be chosen for you.

Player Selection

You can pick your favorite pro, or select your own player if

you've created a career. Choose the player(s) for your match

and you're ready to play tennis.

Serving

Press

to start a flat/safe serve. Press

again to set the power level on the serve

meter and hit the serve. The serve must land

in the service court diagonally opposite to

the server.

If you do not start a serve within 20 seconds,

your player will automatically hit a low power

flat/safe serve.

Fault—If the ball fails to land inside or on the

lines bounding the service court, the serve is in fault and must

be replayed. Two faults on a serve—called a double fault—results

in losing the point to your opponent.

Let—If the serve hits the net and falls in the correct service court

it's called a let. If a let is called, the point is replayed.

Ace—A point scored on a serve that your opponent fails to touch.

Coach tip

Mix up your serve with different serve types to

keep your opponent off balance (see page 10).

ITZ Meter

The ITZ meter tracks the energy your play

is generating. The crowd feeds this energy

but you create it by hitting great shots, acing

serves, taking risks, and winning points.