Virtua Tennis 3

"Once again, Sega serves up a winner with Virtua Tennis 3."

"SEGA's decade-old tennis engine is so good that it still makes for a decent time-waster all these years later. Despite its few refinements and lack of network play, the game's user-friendly mechanics and fast-paced arcade style can't be ignored. There's no doubt that Virtua Tennis 3 is a strong pickup for casual sports fans or dedicated SEGAphies, but for those of us who played its predecessors, it may be a little too familiar."

"There are ten new mini-games within Virtua Tennis 3, as well as two returning classic games. However, unlike previous Virtua Tennis titles, these are broken up into two categories: Court Games and training mini-games. The training mini-games can only be played within the context of the World Tour, and improves your created players stats when it comes to the various skills you need on the court. Court Games, on the other hand, are available at the main menu, but are strictly multiplayer affairs. You can't play a single player game against the computer, which should provide a lot of fun for up to four players to go against each other."

"Who knew the absence of a single mode could kill our Virtua Tennis 3 buzz?"