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After today's update I am suddenly enjoying this game much more. I'm using the "Very Easy" difficulty level and am now able to play long rallies and be competitive, something that seemed impossible before the latest update. It took me several games to finally realize how to return my opponents' shots by aiming far to the left or right, hitting lines for winners. This game has evolved from incredibly frustrating to lots of fun. The only issue, very minor, that I encountered today is right-handed players are left-handed in the scenes shown just before serving.

I wasted $10 on this game that has terrible graphics and even worse gameplay. Hopefully readers of this review will spend their money more wisely than I did. The Switch needs a good table tennis game; this one unfortunately isn't it.

Beautiful graphics, but the AI opponent is unbeatable by mere mortals and there is no option to choose among different levels of AI. The AI rarely misses its attempts on goal, and its shots are ridiculously quick making them virtually impossible to block except by luck. This game has the potential to be a lot of fun with an update that addresses these issues; the current release is extremely frustrating to play.

This collection of games is providing the most fun, by far, that I've had with my Switch. It's apparent that a great deal of time, coding skill and creativity went into the development of every one of these 51 games. As a 72-year-old, I appreciate that Nintendo has produced a collection that has a wide variety of games likely to appeal to players of all ages, even old folks like me.

The zen garden that surrounds every hole is beautiful and calming, but controls and gameplay are pull-your-hair-out frustrating. Although I only wasted $2 on this game, I still feel cheated because the developer must be aware they have created one of the world's most aggravating games. In many instances during gameplay, you won't know where you are on the course or which direction to hit your ball. Failure is assured. Would have been more satisfying to flush two dollar bills down my toilet.