February 8, 2012 - Good - While it's not a perfect product, EA knows how to make deep, full-featured sports games with high production values. In Grand Slam Tennis 2, developer EA Canada applies some of the lessons learned from the company's other franchises to create a game that excels in many areas while coming up short in a few important ones.

March 7, 2012 - Good - Featuring all four Grand Slam venues, including the famed Wimbledon, and a recognizable roster of iconic tennis stars like cover athlete John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova, Grand Slam Tennis 2 certainly stands apart from the crowd in terms of authenticity.

February 9, 2012 - Good - There's room for improvement - chiefly in the variety of game modes, the selection of commentary snippets and the pace of the career mode - but for now, Grand Slam Tennis 2 is the best game of tennis that video games have to offer.

February 13, 2012 - Good - It's fair to say EA have been a little naive in their execution, perhaps never getting away from the casual audience the original game aimed to please. In doing so, plenty of players will feel alienated as the title never offers a significant challenge.

February 10, 2012 - Good - With a cast of legends past and present, a healthy smattering of modes and that trademark EA veneer, Grand Slam Tennis 2 is a solid enough release, if perhaps one more likely to win in a fifth set tiebreak than in straight sets.

February 10, 2012 - Good - The historic matches of ESPN's Grand Slam Classics mode are great fun to dip in and out of, but the main career mode feels wafer-thin and lifeless, damaged by a difficulty curve that takes far too long to kick in. The multiplayer holds it together. If you aren't picking it up for same-sofa action, the Xbox Live offering feels pleasantly meaty.