Sega’s veteran Virtua Tennis series is coming back in a big way for its fourth main outing. Taking center stage on PS3 next year, Virtua Tennis 4 touts full support for the two technologies Sony is currently pushing: PlayStation Move and 3D. From the smooth and accurate controls to the eye-popping visuals, these two technologies promise to deliver “unprecedented realism to the tennis experience, bringing you closer than ever to being out on the court.”
“Virtua Tennis 4 is a fantastic example of how our 3rd Party partners are seeing the potential not just in PlayStation Move, but also 3D,” said Simon Rutter, Senior Vice President, Sales & Marketing at SCEE. “The combination of both Move and 3D offers an entirely new gaming experience and one that has the potential to completely change how people interact with their entertainment. Virtua Tennis 4 shows how this technology can be implemented and we are very excited to be working with SEGA on this.”
“We have always strived to provide a tennis experience that is both true to the sport and great fun to play, and we are continuing to work with Sony to make this happen”, commented Gary Knight, Senior Vice President of Marketing at SEGA Europe and SEGA America. “With Virtua Tennis 4 being developed for PlayStation Move and featuring 3D technology, the boundaries of realism in sports video games are being pushed even further”.
The player roster and additional game features will be announced at a later date, but these first screenshots should tide you over until next time.
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