Of course, you can still use the traditional stick-and-button controls, but here’s where it gets interesting: since both types of controls are always enabled, you can use a combination of the two.
Multitouch is employed to launch a lethal power shot – just swipe using two fingers to add an exclamation mark to a long volley. Once in place, you swipe in the direction you want to hit the ball, utilizing different gestures for topspin shots, lobs, backhands and more. Tap on the screen and your player will run to that spot. The core gameplay opens up considerably thanks to the PS Vita touch screen.
#VIRTUA TENNIS 4 VITA PLUS#
What PS Vita brings to the court is a new, yet optional way to control the main serve-and-volley action, plus a series of “VT Apps.” Likewise, you can jump into the shoes of Andy Roddick, Roger Federer, or other real-world tennis stars.
#VIRTUA TENNIS 4 VITA PS3#
Virtua Tennis 4’s core experience is nearly identical to its recently-released PS3 counterpart you can create a character, start a career, and participate in tournaments while enhancing your skills through all kinds of bizarre tennis-related skill tests. Now, at gamescom, I finally got to see some of these game modes in action. It seems that Sega is taking great care to adapt the tried-and-true gameplay for PS Vita by extensively leveraging the handheld’s hardware strengths, all without dumbing down the series’s winning formula. Even at that early stage in its development, the game showed signs of ambition. Virtua Tennis 4 for PlayStation Vita first stepped onto the court at E3.
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