評論

• SomeGuyCalledMichael

  Aug 3, 2022

  Doesn't work anymore, don't buy
• gamedeal user

  Sep 17, 2014

  Honestly this game is highly addicting and highly fun and entertaining. I can't really find much that I don't like about it. probably the only thing wrong is there arent more pro tennis players. but this is def worth the 15 bucks. 9.9/10 for me easily
• behemothNMG

  Feb 13, 2023

  The end of the SEGA sports golden era. The most complete and fun entry in the Virtua Tennis series. The career mode is loads of fun. Controls are solid, matches are intense, if you can find a key out in the wild, grab it. This is a must own for tennis fans.
• Nimo

  Feb 23, 2023

  Game needs a connection to windows marketplace wich has been replaced by the new infamous Microsoft Store but do not think anyone thought about migrating anything to let this game run and of course you can not refund it
• gamedeal user

  Dec 21, 2014

  It's not that the game is bad, but I can't recommend it to those like me who are attached to the more classical "world tour" mode it used to have, that and that sort of board like way the world tour has... nah, can't recommend it. That aside the game is rather good, but it'll get really boring after not much time spent on it. A shame the series hasn't continued, still remember playing the old virtua tennis.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 6, 2023

  The last good tennis game, a crime it's not available for purchase any more but you can at least still grab a physical copy on 360 or PlayStation 3 where it runs solid 60fps. Genre's desperately in need of a revival.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 4, 2011

  I created a player that looked like a chimpanzee with an eating disorder wearing only underwear and a pair of wellies, and I gave him a guitar as tennis racket. The fact that you can play all self-created players online makes this game so fun. It's totally worth every single penny spent imo.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 31, 2015

  I have Windows 8.1 in my computer and this game doesn't work. When I run the game it print the message: failed start games for windows. This game install GFW on my compuer but microsoft have closed GFW in the last year, so the program won't start and can't even create a offline profile. I don't know how a game that doesn't work can be on sale, if steam can't solve the problem I wanna my money back.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 1, 2015

  I guess I would recommend it.. The game itself is fun and it is what it is... tennis.. Single player works and some people can do multiplayer... How do you get the game itself to work? If you're getting the windows live error... go to your uninstall section of your PC and uninstall windows redistribution and windows marketplace... they are old or something.. download the new one... http://www.xbox.com/en-US/LIVE/PC/DownloadClient ... my problem though is multiplayer.. after waiting for update issues and awhile for my account to install, which I figured would happen... I tried to play with my friend. She made her own clubhouse (multiplayer lobby) but it never showed up nor would it let me in through invites...public or private... There were other open clubhouses... yay! So I thought... we joined one...went to play a match... and it kicked us... Nothing online about this issue so yeah >.> TLDR: You suck Pros - It's tennis... it plays like tennis.. has a tutorial... My friend is loving it Cons - Online may not work for you after downloading your profile and stuff
• gamedeal user

  Feb 3, 2015

  Is this game better than TopSpin that was available for the original xbox? No... it is however a recommended game to have on your list of steam games as I find it's the best tennis game there is on here. I do recommend this game though carefully as some will not like the positioning of the athletes needed to hit the tennis ball. The game can get quite finnicky. I'll start with the user interface which many of you will go nuts as soon as I say "it uses the windows game for live" app. Once you bypass this (by various methods mentioned on the internet, or if you have flatout ultimate carnage use that to get games for windows live set up prooperly) the interface is actually quite nice. There are different modes to choose from such as multiplayer online as well as local, world tour mode (career where you can create a character), exhibition, and arcade mode. I'm not familiar with other virtua tennis games but this virtual tour mode is pretty decent. Not the greatest, but not the worst either. The plane ticket setup for how many spaces you can move on the world map is interesting. Because of this, you can miss or get to certain training mini game segments which are fun and go away from boring traditional practice, get interviewed, rest up at a hotel, take on a doubles or singles tournament, have an exhibition, or simply land on a blank space. World tour can keep a real tennis fan interested in the game for a while. The [b]gameplay[/b] itself isn't that bad, and the animations are done actually quite nicely. Too bad there weren't more done though. Topspin as I mentioned earlier destroys this game by far when it comes to fun or authentic tennis. I find the varied shots Topspin allows for is a lot more than what's given here. None the less though, lob shots, drop shots, slice shots, and (apparently I don't really notice) top spin shots happen as well. Topspin was notorious for showing actual top spin, I don't quite see it here. This sometimes also feels like a game of pong at times where there feels like there is limited control in where you can pick your corner. The serve is fine but the actual rallying feels a bit limited. I find it's due to the lack of shot types to say the least. Another problem that some gamers may find is that the game is EXTREMELY peculiar in the position of your player in an attempt to hit the ball. Sometimes when moving in diagonal directions I find even when I press a button, my player will simply ignore the command and keep moving. The [b]graphics[/b] are decent and is what's expected from a tennis game. Topspin again takes it here because it had the opportunity for you to contorl cut scenes and handle how your player took a missed point. You were able to press X Y A or B to choose between look mad or get angry and throw your raquet cutscene. Here, the players celebrate sometimes the same and there is no choice like that... no real emotions. The [b]sounds[/b] are decent and music consistently plays in the background making it sound like an arcade game. I turned off the music so it sounds like a real tennis match. I recommend this game in everyone's library but with extreme caution. There are a lot of people having issues with games for windows live app/installation/login as well as some straight hate this game over previous version. I did quite the research before I bought this one even though it was on sale. Rating : 7.4/10 [table] [tr] [td]Gameplay[/td] [td]B-[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Story / Campaign[/td] [td]B+[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Visuals / User Interface[/td] [td]B[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Sounds / Music[/td] [td]B[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Replay-ability[/td] [td]B-[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Overall [/td] [td]B-[/td] [/tr] [/table]