<p>Tennis Stars: Ultimate Clash is an upcoming multiplayer tennis game for iOS. It's been developed by Spiel Studios who are hoping to create a fun and easy to play experience. It's set to release on 20th February but you can sign up to be part of the Testflight beta now.</p><p>The controls are intended to be very simple, only requiring the use of a thumb to swipe in the direction you want to play your shot. And that's it really, movement around the court is handled by the game itself, you just have to make sure your timing and aim is spot on. The game also promises instant matchmaking with zero lag, which if true is naturally a huge plus for Tennis Stars.</p>...

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<p>Following the release of Pokemon Sun and Moon last week, you'll either still be in the game's honeymoon stage or you'll be sick of hearing about it. Turns out however that Sun and Moon is Nintendo's biggest UK launch yet.</p><p>That's probably not much of a surprise to you guys but I'm talking about EVER, in all of the years Nintendo's been producing games for us - and that's an impressive outcome.</p><p>Whether that was due to its release date being around Black Friday, its well-marketed pre-orders, or probably just because it looked like a great Pokemon game, it looks like Nintendo's come out swinging.</p><p>Given the intense flop of the WiiU, hopefully this result bodes well for the long-awaited Nintendo Switch as it's also rumoured to be getting an exclusive version of the game.</p><p>To put this all in perspective, a tweet from the Dep. News Editor for Eurogamer states: "Pokemon Sun and Moon managed in one day what Wii Fit sold in two weeks." Now, ain't that just something?</p><p>Hard to put into perspective - Pokémon Sun and Moon managed in one day what Wii Fit sold in two weeks— Tom Phillips (@tomphillipsEG) November 28, 2016...

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