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'''Singles''' is a real-life olympic event in ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games]]'' and the only one in the "[[Table Tennis]]" category. The first player to reach eleven points (five in the DS version) wins the game. It has a Dream version, called [[Dream Table Tennis]], where [[Special Attack (Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games)|Special Attacks]] can be used. | '''Singles''' is a real-life olympic event. It is played in ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games]]'' and the only one in the "[[Table Tennis]]" category. The first player to reach eleven points (five in the DS version) wins the game. It has a Dream version, called [[Dream Table Tennis]], where [[Special Attack (Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games)|Special Attacks]] can be used. | ||
== | ==Wii controls== | ||
Swing the Wiimote to hit the ball, press the B Button to hit the ball hard but have a chance of missing and press the A Button to hit it soft but have a greater chance of getting it. A point is awarded every time the opponent misses the ball or gets it out. To win the game, reach eleven points before the opponent does. The losers of the first game face each other for third and fourth meanwhile the winners face off for first and second. | Swing the Wiimote to hit the ball, press the B Button to hit the ball hard but have a chance of missing and press the A Button to hit it soft but have a greater chance of getting it. A point is awarded every time the opponent misses the ball or gets it out. To win the game, reach eleven points before the opponent does. The losers of the first game face each other for third and fourth meanwhile the winners face off for first and second. | ||