Top Spin 2
PAL Xbox 360 box art | |
Developer(s) | Indie Built |
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Publisher(s) | 2K Sports |
Platform(s) |
Xbox 360 Game Boy Advance Nintendo DS Microsoft Windows |
Release date(s) |
Xbox 360 |
Genre(s) | Sports |
Mode(s) | Single-player, Multiplayer |
Top Spin 2 is a 2006 tennis video game developed by Indie Built and originally published by 2K Sports. It is the sequel to Top Spin and is followed by Top Spin 3.
Players
Top Spin 2 includes 24 playable professional tennis players including today's superstars, and retired.
Male Players |
Female Players |
Venues
Below is the list of the 19 courts that are included in the game, with 5 of them that are licensed. The GBA and DS versions, due to their limited capacity, only feature 8 courts from the list (the Grand Slams, Indian Wells, Miami, Rome and Chicago) plus 2 new ones that are exclusive for both consoles, in order to respond as generic venues for the Career Mode, completing the list to 21.
Grand Slam
Wimbledon - London - Grass
Australian Open - Melbourne - Hard
U.S. Open - New York City - Hard
French Open - Paris - Clay
Masters
Nasdaq-100 Open - Miami - Hard
Osterreich Stadium (Erste Bank Open) - Vienna - Hard
Pacific Life Open - Indian Wells - Hard
Stade International de Paris (BNP Paribas Masters) - Paris - Indoor
Major Pro
Stadio San Alessandro (Internazionali BNL d'Italia) - Rome - Clay
Texas Arena (Dallas Open) - Dallas - Hard
Tokyo Tennis Arena (Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships) - Tokyo - Hard
Minor Pro
Abhijava Stadium (Delhi Open) - New Delhi - Hard
Estadio do Sol (Estoril Open) - Estoril - Hard
Playgrounds
El Sol Spring Camp - Baja - Hard
Mediterranean Leisure Club - Zakynthos - Hard
Chicago Public Courts - Chicago - Hard
Stavgaard - Stavgaard - Indoor
New Hampshire Tennis Court - New Hampshire - Grass
Kobe Community Tennis Court - Kobe - Hard
Game Boy Advance/Nintendo DS Exclusive
Critical reception
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- IGN AU awarded Top Spin 2 a 7.8/10
- GameSpot awarded an 8.2/10
- 1UP awarded the game a B+