I fell on the opposite side of this debate with my Mario Power Tennis review, but I still have to stick up for Neal in this case. I've never played the game, but, for the sake of argument, I'm going to assume that this game can get better if the player learns the correct means of playing it, as Pro has pointed out.
Even if that is the case, if Neal couldn't arrive at that after substantial time with the game, that does point to a fundamental problem and should definitely be brought to peoples' attention. As usual, people need to read and comprehend a review based on what they know about the reviewer. Neal has been a gamer for a long time. He had a hard time getting substantial fun out of this game.
That said, reader's of the review would also do good to read this talkback thread as Pro states his opinions too and his perspective is also valid.
There is no way Neal should have to amend what he's done though and suggesting that is kind of silly.