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Tries to bring realism to a game that really should have more of a fun arcadey-fun feel to it. So if you’re into tennis in a big way and can overlook some of the funkiness of this game you may have found your match.
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The lack of gameplay options also hurts Tennis Masters Series 2003, despite the fact that, fundamentally, it's a fairly sound game.
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Even at $29.99 I have a hard time endorsing the game as a purchase due to the control issues and problematic AI.
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True followers of the ATP will love the in-depth simulation of the pro tennis world, and any gamer who appreciates a well-designed, good-looking sports title will not be disappointed, either.
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Xbox Nation MagazineNot a bad game - there's just not enough here, and players may find themselves wishing for a match in Britain against and extraterrestrial blancmange, just to add a little bit of variety to the mix. [Dec/Jan 2004, p.93]
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TotalGames.netThis is a shame as the idea behind the Masters Series mode offers great depths, it’s just a shame the core gameplay is found wanting.
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One of its best features is the detail to replicating a tennis simulation more so than an upbeat arcade-type of tennis.