| Jay520 said: I'm glad I read this. I would have been an idiot and got the PS3 version |
You actually bought the game! Well IGN just proved with this review it is the dumbest site EVER!
dsage01 said:
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LOL, No!
Now that is one lazy effort, hahaha. That's the biggest gap between PS3 and 360 that I can remember.
I like the first one very much so i'm definitely going to watch this 2. : )
Ororo Munroe aka Storm of gets another ongoing solo with writer Ta-Nehisi Coates and artist Jen Bartel. Coming soon :)
Ajescent said:
But didn't everyone else say that the Move version of the game was better? |
"Motion Controls
All three versions of Virtua Tennis 4 offer motion control. Despite the differences in Kinect, PlayStation
Move, and Wii Motion Plus, they all play about the same. You swing the Wii Remote/Move Wand/Your Arm to swing the tennis racquet on screen. Motion control is not playable in any of the
game's main modes, but rather through a special Exhibition mode. Virtua Tennis 4 has an interesting
first-person mode during these portions. It's limited because you lose the ability to control your player's
movement, but the swinging mechanics are well done and the perspective is interesting.
Still, the lack of implementation for this into any of the game's really modes makes motion support feel
tacked on. All the games advertise their support on the packages, so it's surprising, and disappointing to
see barely used."
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Ajescent said:
But didn't everyone else say that the Move version of the game was better? |
yes, but them reflecting that in their score would mean that they would have to give the ps3 version of the game a higher rating because of the Move no less (a controller they hate, and say is inferior everytime its implemented)
Well written reviews, better than the Infamous 2 review anyway. Lazy port though, which makes sense in a way, no point putting any effort into the PS3 version when the 360 version of the last game sold 3 million units.
Bet with Conegamer and AussieGecko that the PS3 will have more exclusives in 2011 than the Wii or 360... or something.
It's not doing very well at the boxoffice either...dissapointing opening day,but we'll see how it performs on friday.
So both versions are better than the movie?
Not bad. Not bad at all.
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