All this Virtua Tennis sux noise is from people who have never played it, VT was one of the best Dreamcast games out there, it pioneered the RPG type leveling up minigame in a sports title. Any tennis game is just an updated version of Pong which was popular back in the day, sure, it could have been because they didn't know any better but I don't even think thats the case when you look at the sales of the Rockstar Table tennis game which once again was basically just a Pong update.
[QUOTE="YourExpert"]Read this on Virtual Tennis 3 at ign
http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/772/772600p1.html
and look at this part which is very important
One of the big differences between the Xbox 360 and the PS3 versions is that the Xbox 360 version supports online. That is, it's fully Xbox Live compatible with various modes of play, leaderboards, Achievements and GamerScore points. The PS3 isn't online. Simple as that.
Why doesn't the PS3 have online for this game? It seems simple enough.
Why do cows try to redirect this topic elsewhere or tell someone to go outside to play tennis? I have a brain and I'm using it! There was various websites, advertisements, and whatnot that lead you to believe that VT3 on PS3 was gonna rock last year. I remember this game as one of PS3's strongholds. Cows praised this and Sony claimed the 1080p on it and held it like an exclusive or something.
But now its coming out with no online which stinks because X360 could pull it off....and have 1080p! I thought 1080p was a Sony-only thing as well. Good thing I don't like living in a dreamworld because thats why I dont own a PS3 yet (if ever).
[QUOTE="YourExpert"]Read this on Virtual Tennis 3 at ign
http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/772/772600p1.html
and look at this part which is very important
One of the big differences between the Xbox 360 and the PS3 versions is that the Xbox 360 version supports online. That is, it's fully Xbox Live compatible with various modes of play, leaderboards, Achievements and GamerScore points. The PS3 isn't online. Simple as that. gamergeekgeek
So..........doesn't make the game any less fun......so try again..........
yes it does..........so try again......
no....it affects the value of the game, not the fun factor.
honestly, who buys or even plays a tennis gameZeph_Da_Bomb
Who buys a videogame to escape into a fictional world, created by the ideas and thoghts of many geeks who code in a language only known by the elite, when life can be played in the real world, you can look at real hot women, go to a shooting range and fire real guns, and do a hell of a lot more? :|
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