Virtua Tennis 3 Xbox 360 review

Virtua Tennis 3 Xbox 360 review

Tennis being a competitive sport, it’s good to have a tennis game where you can take on some serious opponents. Virtua Tennis 3 for Xbox 360 certainly fulfils that requirement. Not only can you serve up your best shot against some of the modern game’s biggest names – Roger Federer and Maria Sharapova to name just two – but you also have the option of hooking up with your friends via Xbox Live and playing against each other online. Check out our review of Virtua Tennis 3 to find out more! Click here to read the Virtua Tennis 3 Xbox 360 review! Virtua Tennis 3 Xbox 360 review
The Virtua Tennis series has always been considered one of gaming’s premier sports franchises. With its fast, smooth arcade-style play, and consistently superb graphics and animation, it has rightly earned its reputation as the pinnacle of tennis games. But the more sim-based Top Spin series has recently started to draw admiring glances, and with its sequel already impressing on the 360, is Virtua Tennis 3 too little, too late? After enjoying enough court time to shame Federer - on both online and offline modes - the answer has to be a resounding ‘no’. While Virtua Tennis 3 suffers slightly from over familiarity - having so little to improve on the second game in the franchise, at least in single-player mode – its online component is practically second to none. Click here to read the rest of the Virtua Tennis 3 Xbox 360 review now! 360Zine is a full, free to download magazine dedicated to Xbox 360 gaming. This issue includes over 30 pages of games, all written by UK games journalists. This month we have a huge previews of two of the most hotly anticipated games of the year: GTA 4 and Fable 2, an exclusive interview with Command and Conquer developer Raj Joshi and news of the new Xbox Elite. In reviews, we've played and rated the top new releases, including Virtua Tennis 3, Earth Defence Force 2017, Elder Scrolls: The Shivering Isles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. There's also an Xbox 360 Community section for readers to get involved with. There's loads more too, and it's all enhanced with video and multimedia. Simply click to download and you will get the complete magazine.