Virtua Tennis is back with a new offering on the high definition consoles but has the wait led to an improved game or is it really just best to stick with Virtua Tennis 3 and its greatness? Virtua Tennis is, as you would hope for from a high definition game created by a major publisher stunningly gorgeous in its presentation standards with amazing graphics and audio all marrying together to give the gamer an impressive game that manages to immerse the gamer in the action. The game itself follows in the tradition of the Virtua Tennis series in that it is aimed more towards the arcade feel than the true to life simulation style offered with games like Top ...  Read the complete review

After purchasing Virtua Tennis 3, I thought I would then purchase the next edition of the game as I enjoyed the previous version a lot. I didn't buy the game straight away as I waited quite a number of months until it was cheap enough for me to buy. Anyway, I eventually purchased the game and gave it a few games to make it's impression. It did this within three games as I enjoyed the improvements the game had made from the previous version. The graphics are vastly improved as Virtua Tennis 3 was really arcadey, even though the series is meant to be arcade-like as it's normally found in arcades. This version remains arcadey but at the same time it looks ...  Read the complete review