Platform:Playstation 3 Genre:Sports and Outdoors Games ESRB:Everyone Media:Video Game Autographed:No Memorabilia:No Batteries Included:No Age:5 - 20 years Operating System:Playstation 3 Shipping Weight (lbs):0.3 Dimensions (in):6.6 x 5.8 x 0.4
Product Description Virtua Tennis returns with enhanced, photo-realistic graphics and advanced player animations that perfectly match the behavior and mannerisms of individual professional athletes. Improvements to the game's AI have also upped the challenge to becoming the top seed of the tennis world.
Grat gameSeptember 30, 2008 This a a exlent game, perfect for a tenis lovers. Everbody can play this game.
The Best Tennis GameSeptember 11, 2008 Virtua Tennis 3 is still the best tennis game. It is a LOT of fun to play, has intuitive free flowing shot making control that makes it feel like a real game of tennis and it has beautiful graphics. It has been made with a lot of love and care and attention to detail and it shows. It is an enjoyable experience to be in that space. Highly recommended.
Can't stop playing itAugust 7, 2008 I used to be addicted to VT on my PSP, playing the World Tour for hours everyday, so I hesitated when getting this since I assumed it'd be too awesome to put down. of course, I was right. The graphics are superb, very easy to just pick up and play since the controls are solid, and the overall gameplay is fantastic with well-balanced AI opponents. The best part is the World Tour, where you can design you player and evolve from amateur ball hitter to world-class marquis athlete. The training games are so fun and addictive, you'll end up wondering where the day went.
One the biggest bangs for your buck on the PS3. A+
virtual tennisJuly 9, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm partial to Tennis since I play it - and I like this game very much
This game is perfect if it comes with online featureJuly 8, 2008 I am not sure why Sega don't put the online feature for PS3 version like the one in Xbox. Is not like the system doesn't have that feature when the game comes out, how come Sega don't use it? I think this game is great just like the previous two but it will be better if I can play against other people over the internet.
