Sega always had a gem in the Virtua Tennis series. Few companies have attempted to create a successful tennis franchise but Sega never seemed to hesitate with their franchise, which continues to bring great play control to the genre with Virtua Tennis 4 (Sega), due to hit retail stores at the beginning of May.
On Monday Sega released a second video showcasing Virtua Tennis 4's ability to use Microsoft's Kinect hardware, which joins the PlayStation 3's Move support in bringing non-traditional game controls to the franchise for the first time on the two home consoles. The most recent release, Virtua Tennis 2009, was the first to make use of motion controls when it was brought to the Nintendo Wii before Sony and Microsoft released their motion detecting hardware accessories for their respective systems.
thats a fucking Lie
its like wii but worse. VT4 and TS4 both suck at motion controls. your swing is not even in game its pre canned animations.
It will probably be better with move though due to the acurracy of the device.
@trounbyfire
If thats true then that means that Sega are just lazy. How hard is it to get 1:1 motion with a tennis game? Kinect has its issues so pre canned animations are understandable when the camera has issue in determining what your doing but move doesnt ever have any of those issues so i dont see why they would use canned animations for the PS3 version of it.
Sounds good to me means both the core and none core get to play the game which for me is a big plus as little sister n bro can play with me and just have a laff rather than playing serious for once on a tennis game. I'll have to check the videos to see what its like though but I've always liked vt games still got 1 n 2 on my Dreamcast.