Virtua Tennis (DC)

Virtua Tennis is most probably the most famous Dreamcast sports title and rightly so. It’s also the best Dreamcast game available form the Sega Sports team – nothing compares to it graphically or in terms of gameplay, you simply should have played this game – if you haven’t, do bother reading the rest of this review – go out now and play it! You will not be disappointed. With many sports games I always find it difficult to learn all the of controls and moves, football and basketball games are a prime example, but with Virtua Tennis it’s different. Nothing is so simple to play, and nothing can beat this multiplayer, and single player ...

Virtua Tennis. Sounds about as interesting as....well.....something very dull. This is a game which has been rated highly in all online and offline magazines but why? IT’S TENNIS!!! Boring, long-winded do I need to go on? Actually, no I don’t. As someone who can’t stand the real game of Tennis I honestly thought that there is no way on earth that I would ever have ANYTHING to do with the awful sport but then I actually opened my eyes and gave this game a try. Blimey charlie! Have you seen the featured players? Tim Henman looks exactly like the real thing. Courier, Haas, Kafelnikov (and plenty more) are all ...

I'm not a big fan of tennis but when I heard that this game was as good as, if not better, than Nintendo's 'Tennis' on the Game Boy and Namco's tennis games on SNES and PlayStation, I just had to get it. I was not disappointed. First, let's get all the periphery matters out of the way. 'Virtua Tennis' has three game modes: Arcade, where you simply play series of opponents; Exhibition, where you can set the parameters in a one- to four-player game; and World Circuit, a career mode where you win games and complete training modes for money to buy doubles partners for World Circuit mode and tennis shirts, players and venues for Arcade ...