Virtua Tennis 2009 for Wii Reviews by Gamers

I'll be honest -- I was harsh upon opening the packaging for Virtua Tennis 2009. Ever since I purchased my Wii I've been on a pseudo-conquest to find a truly realistic and fun tennis game. The tennis included with Wii sports was a great first experience, but I longed for something allowing for spin shots, aim control, and more in-depth game play like that. Without buttons or joysticks that give such an easy backbone to tennis games on more traditional consoles, my expectations were both grim and hopeful.

After playing Virtua Tennis, they remain the same.

Virtua Tennis tried to include everything I wanted, and I was definatly able to see where there was more option for control of my ball. However, I didn't feel the game play was solid enough for the execution of such. To put it simply, I felt like you needed to be a real tennis player to do well in this game. And frankly, if you're a real tennis player, I doubt you're going to be playing much Wii tennis. I was actually tired after just one match.
The tutorial included with the game was frustrating at times. It told me what to do, but not as very good explanation of how to do it. I would try to serve, fault, and then do the same thing and succeed. It seemed inconsistent and angering.

I won't go so far as to say this game was bad, but it shouldn't be hard to find a better tennis game.

This game was terrible I'm so glad i only rented it because it was terrible.

Reasons
1. The controls were not close to good they were too complicated.
2. The graphics were almost as bad as wii sports but wii sports was a bettter game you could barely tell who was who.