SEGA swings by
SEGA returns to court today with the North American release of Virtua Tennis 4 on PlayStation 3, 11 days after its release in Europe.
Taking a different route to 2K's more sim-like Top Spin 4, VT4 embraces SEGA's arcade roots with a simplified board game-style World Tour, minigames and more.
If you're planning to pick the game up, be sure to read our Virtua Tennis 4 review that explains the game's Move controls, minigames and other features.
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James started his career in video games as News Editor on Nintendo Life. Since leaving in 2012 to join Nintendo of Europe, James has risen through the ranks to become NoE's Senior Product PR & Corporate Communications Manager.
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This game is actually much better with the Move then Top Spin 4. I really enjoy this game, the 1:1 tracking on the Move is great. Too bad they couldnt add Move support to all game matches.
Agreed — this is much more enjoyable with Move than Top Spin 4 is, but it's such a shame you can't do as much with it!
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