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Developer: PAM Development
Publisher: 2K Sports
Genre: Sports
Sub-Genre: Tennis
Release Date: Jun 23rd, 2008
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Developer: Activision
Publisher: Activiison
Genre: Sports
Sub-Genre: N/A
Release Date: December 12th, 2009
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Developer: Clap Hanz
Publisher: SCEA
Genre: Sports
Sub-Genre: Tennis
Release Date: July 17th, 2007
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Take-Two Interactive has today launched the official teaser website for PAM development’s upcoming sports sim, Top Spin 3.
At present the site remains very much in a primitive state, with only some basic game information and screenshots available for viewing. Sports fans take note, however, as Take-Two asserts that the full website will be available to view in the coming weeks.
Due for release in Spring 2008, Top Spin 3 includes a host of new features taking advantage of next-generation consoles, such as dynamic weather effects, meticulously crafted visuals and ample online content.
Gamers will be able to take control of up to 20 different characters, in addition to crafting your own unique character by using the game’s player creator, allowing you to apply various attributes such as makeup and tattoos.
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I'm hoping this will be beter than Smash Court/ Virtua Tennis 3! I want it to look and play realistically rather than arcade like. I also hope there'll be an online feature that'll allow you to play other players online, and maybe provide "real time" tournaments during the Grand Slams or some other competition provided by Take-Two!?!
Lets hope this tennis game is a bit more chalenging than virtua tennis, which lets face it was rediculously easy, if you wanted you could have achieved rallys that lasted upto a week
It surprises me to know people actually play tennis games apart from the Wii shovelware.
Amazing when you think that TT is also responsible for Manhunt 2 and GTA:SA