Build up your Match Momentum gauge over the course of a match and revel in your form as your player grows in confidence, allowing them to play shots mere mortals can only dream about. Experience the drama - A brand new on-court feature making for more dramatic matches.Absolutely wish I had read reviews before purchasing. It is misleading in my view to label and sell Virtua Tennis 4 as a Wii tennis game when it shares absolutely nothing in common with any other Wii tennis game I'm familiar with. Designed using the popular Virtua Fighter 5 technology, the matchmaking system promises more competitive games, and online tournaments will seek to find the ultimate Virtua Tennis champion. In short, if you like regular Wii Sports Tennis or Virtua Tennis 2009, you won't like this. A true online hub for our community – The new online centre will offer the world’s first engaging online tennis experience.Designed to encourage replay value and with an element of off-court fame, each decision affects a player’s career path meaning no two careers will ever be the same. Tennis stardom awaits – A totally new World Tour sees the VT career mode go 'RPG'.An all-star line-up of 19 players includes Nadal, Federer, Murray, Sharapova, Wozniacki and Williams. The world’s top stars return – The top players in the world return, joined by some of the most exciting up-and-coming contenders.No firm release date has been confirmed yet, but SEGA is promising a Spring launch for the game. "New technology has allowed for the development of innovative styles of gameplay, meaning Virtua Tennis can reach a level of realism not seen before in the tennis genre." "Virtua Tennis 4 is a huge push forward for the much loved SEGA series," claimed GEGA marketing boss Gary Knight.
There's a new World Tour mode too, and revamped online matchmaking.
The standard array of tennis champs are all playable expect Nadal, Federed, Murray et al but SEGA Japan has also added in emerging stars Juan Martín Del Potro, Fernando Gonzalez, Caroline Wozniacki and Laura Robson. The latest entry in the tennis franchise will offer Move, MotionPlus and Kinect compatibility, as well as standard button controls for grey-haired gamers whose creaky knee joints render them permanently sofa-bound. Virtua Tennis 4 is coming to Wii and Xbox 360, publisher SEGA has confirmed, not just the PlayStation 3 as was initially announced last year.
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