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Virtua Tennis is a pixel-perfect translation of the arcade hit. In addition, the game features a number extras designed for the port over to Dreamcast. The result is a very fun gaming experience.
Like Crazy Taxi, Virtua Tennis sports a number of extras in addition to the arcade port. Included in the Dreamcast version are: arcade mode, exhibition mode, and world circuit mode. World Circuit Mode is most challenging as you travel the world taking part in trial matches earning money and buying items such as equipment or doubles' partners. Your techniques are also sharpened in various training stages such as the pin crasher, where the bowling pins must be knocked down with serves.
Virtua Tennis is an intoxicating mix of speed, action and eye candy. Even if Sega had done a simple port of the arcade game, Virtua Tennis would have warranted a purchase. However, they have thrown in the extra modes to warrant a MUST buy.
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I have to admit I was rather surprised i liked this game. When my brother gave me his Dreamcast, this was one of the games he gave me along with it. I'm not a fan of watching tennis, and I can't play worth anything. But the game turned out to be fun. Like most of the Dreamcast sports games, it isn't too difficult for a player like me (one who doesn't play all the time and isn't a phenomenal player). The graphics are nice, and game play is easy to figure out and really works well. There is a save option and the game turns out to be quite fun. I say yes if you are asking whether or not to pick up this game.
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I just bought this game today and overall it is a good buy. The only problem with the game seems to be that there are no tennis superstars such as Agassi or Sampras. Whats even worst is that there are no chicks, no Ana Kournikova! Otherwuys, even if you dont like tennis, this game is addictive and easy to play.
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Virtua Tennis is a very fun and high grapicized tennis game. It's way better than Mario Tennis on N64 and much more realistic. Tommy Haas is my favorite player, but one of the main reasons why this game don't get a 5 is because there is no Agassi, Sampras, Rafter, or Ivanisavic. But other than that, the courts are stunningly realistic. The world circuit is very fun, easy at first, but it gets more challenging as you win. The shops have some good stuff in them except the useless drink and recovery strings. Why didn't they put any rackets in them? The backgrounds songs are great, although I always turn them off. If you love tennis, you will love Virtua Tennis!
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I give this game 4 stars because its a great game the best on any system until Tennis 2K2 In this game you cant do much but what can be done is great This is very realistic tennis gameplay ecsept for the ball speed which is kind of slow and the players are people you've never heard of If your looking for a better game get Tennis 2K2
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