“When we first started the series, we wanted to make a casual arcade game that everyone could pick up and enjoy,” she said. That was the start of the series, but we reached a point where we were looking for something new it’s around this time that we heard about PlayStation Move.” “Sport seemed like a good place to start because it appeals to many people that wouldn’t usually play games. Virtua Tennis 4 lets you step into the shoes of some of the world’s best tennis pros. Every swing of the racquet can be performed with the PlayStation Move motion controller and you can judge the approach of the ball better than ever, thanks to stereoscopic 3D support.
“I saw PlayStation Move at quite an early stage in its development,” she replied, “and I remember being curious about what Sony had been working on and excited about the new technology.” I asked Kumagai for her thoughts on Move and her philosophy behind working with a motion controller.
The first is that we want the game to be playable without the user having to press any buttons at all in other words, you are relying entirely on your own movement.” “We have two points of consideration when it comes to the game’s controls.
