But the movement of your player is fully automatic there is no option to move your player with the navigation controller. Move actually does a great job recognizing and translating your topspin and slice motions as well as the intended direction of your shot (dependent on how early or late your swing is). Other than a slight graphical improvement, not much has changed from the times of Virtua Tennis 3.What you won’t be spending a lot of time with are the motion controls, even if the PlayStation Move performs better than the Wii Remote or Kinect. Some players seem to have had much more effort in making them seem lifelike, such as Federer and Nadal, while others have been left alone. The players to slightly resemble their real-life counter-parts but not by much. Overall, I think they have had poor judgement with many of the players, some don't even play competitively anymore or have slipped down to low Seedings. I could easily think of another four to fill the gap. Sega seem to have put MUCH more focus on the male Tennis pros than the female, with 11 male and only 7 female pros. Wait.Laura Robson? Yes, I do know who she is, but many don't and I wonder why they decided to put a little-known Tennis player in, who really isn't that good, when they could have put in the likes of Sabine Lisicki, Serena Williams (arguably better than her sister Venus) or Maria Kirilenko.
You get to play as your favourite Tennis pros, such as Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Maria Sharapova (not as hot in-game as in real life :3), Ana Ivanovic (likewise) and Laura Robson. The Arcade and Exhibition modes, on the other hand, are fun and pretty much without flaw. I was one step away from a Championship, had a One Step Ticket and the game wouldn't allow me to move to it. The game does, at points, seem completely broken as well. It's absolutely, one hundred percent disastrous. I don't know what the Devs were thinking with this idea. It made me miss out on the vast majority of matches that I could participate in, lowering both the fun and my Star Ranking, which is VT4's version of the Seedings in real Tennis. Which does what it says on the tin: loses you money. You land on a variety of spots, such as Training, Practise Matches, non-playable charity and publicity events and the VT4 equivalent of 'Jail', Stolen Wallet. Each turn, you are handed some 'tickets' which determine how far you can move. Imagine Monopoly but with Tennis players. The actual Tennis matches are brilliant fun, but the way they've (the Devs) decided to set out World Tour is disappointing and quite frankly, pointless. Having played Top Spin 3&4 and the Grand Slam Tennis games, I had sampled both ends of the genre, both Sim and Arcade.
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Okay, so we all know the difference between Arcade and Sim right? Virtua Tennis 4 never proclaimed to be a Tennis Sim, everyone knows that it Okay, so we all know the difference between Arcade and Sim right? Virtua Tennis 4 never proclaimed to be a Tennis Sim, everyone knows that it is a Arcade and the Virtua Tennis series always has been. If it's just an arcade fun approach your looking for then you won't go wrong but for real tennis fans all the appreciation will be shown towards 2K's offering this time around. Top Spin 4 delivered the most authentic tennis outing to date and established itself as the grand slam champ and leaves Sega with work to do. Online is same old what you'd expect but thats not a bad thing! So the big question is Virtua Tennis stikk the number 1? Not a chance, this year that has changed.
The one area where the game is arguably better than TS4 is its roster. For a simple exhibition with a friend Virtua Tennis is still great. Career Mode has been altered and freshened up but it isn't as addictive as previous outings and whilst the activities you play to improve yourself are always enjoyable you just feel that they are lacking in ideas certainly compared to TS4. Be fun and entertaining whilst maintaining the high standards that have made it the best tennis series around. As an arcade game it's always done what it has set out to do. Unfortunately for Virtua Tennis it's becoming a bit standstill and not really doing anything, its the same stuff except just a different number on the end of the title. Unfortunately for Virtua Tennis it's becoming a bit standstill Virtua Tennis 4 is dependable and reliable. Virtua Tennis 4 is dependable and reliable.
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