Source: Viacom International
What you need to know
- Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis is coming to the App Store soon.
- Gamers will need to be Apple Arcade subscribers to take the game in.
- The next big Apple Arcade title will be playable on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.
Apple's game subscription service Apple Arcade is getting a new tennis game when Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis lands in the App Store soon. The game, which will be free of ads and in-app purchases, and gamers will be able to play on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV devices.
The new game, which doesn't yet have a release date, features some big-name characters including SpongeBob, Angelica, Rocko, Garfield, and more with players able to customize those characters with outfits and rackets that are earned through gameplay.
EXTREME COMPETITION
- Play as your favorite classic characters from across the Nickelodeon universe!
- Surprise your opponent with sudden serves and unique special moves
- Earn outfits and rackets to customize your character, and level them up by earning experience on the court
TENNIS MAYHEM
- Advance through unique challenges in story mode
- Rise to the top of the leaderboards
- Test your skills in multiplayer mode against real players!
FROM EVERY CORNER OF THE NICKELODEON UNIVERSE
- Compete in iconic locations including Bikini Bottom, ZIM's secret base, and the TMNT rooftops
- Collect power ups or throw hazards across the net at your opponent
Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis will only be available to Apple Arcade subscribers, whether they pay the monthly fee or get the service via the impressive Apple One subscription bundle. Priced at $4.99 per month, Apple Arcade gives gamers access to tons of titles across multiple devices — and unlike the rest of the App Store, none of the games have ads or in-app purchases to get in the way of the fun.
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