Top Spin 2 for the DS offers a good player roster and a deep shot system, but the choppy graphics render the game unplayable.
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I've discovered the one major reason for tennis fans to pick up Top Spin 2, even if they already have the original. It's not because it looks like a next-gen visual stunner (it mostly doesn't) or because it's a fun and technically accurate representation of the sport (it is, but the first Top Spin already took care of that). It's that you can finally save your progress during the middle of a tournament. A majority of Top Spin 2 feels very similar to the original, which is both good and bad: The various skill and power shots allow for different play styles, career mode is pretty deep, and the presentation is again top-notch, but the players still sometimes act the fool, turning some easy shots into embarrassing whiffs.
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