Game Set and Match 2

Game Set and Match 2 is a video game and published by Ocean Software Ltd. originally released in 1988. It is currently playable on ZX Spectrum.

Game Set and Match 2, released in 1988, quickly became one of the most popular games on the ZX Spectrum. Developed by Steve Bak and published by Gremlin Graphics, this game was a sequel to the original Game Set and Match and was an instant hit with gamers.

The aim of Game Set and Match 2 was to win the championship by defeating all the opponents in a tournament. Players could choose from four levels of difficulty, ranging from beginner to professional. The game was split into two parts, the first was a practice mode where players could practice their skills and get used to the game. The second part was the tournament mode where players had to compete against the other computer-controlled players and win the championship.

The game featured a range of different styles of play, which included singles, doubles and mixed doubles. Players could also choose from a variety of different characters, from the likes of Boris Becker and Steffi Graf to lesser-known players. There was also the option to create your own character, allowing players to customize their player with their own attributes.

Gameplay-wise, the game was fairly basic but nonetheless enjoyable. Players had to use the directional keys and a combination of the action buttons to move their character around the court, serve and hit the ball back across the net. There were also a range of power shots and special moves that could be used to gain an advantage over the computer-controlled opponents.

Overall, Game Set and Match 2 was an enjoyable game that was easy to pick up and play. It had simple controls and a variety of modes, making it a great game for novice players and experienced players alike.

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