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Tennis World Tour: Ace Edition (Annual Pass) announced

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Tennis Wolrd Tour 2 - Annual pass Xbox One Price

Cheapest price for Tennis Wolrd Tour 2 - Annual pass Xbox One in all regions, updated daily. Set a target price and we'll notify you when it drops below!
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First Pack is the Stadium Pack ( RG, Madrid, Halle stadiums and Tie Break Tens mode)

Buy Tennis World Tour 2 - Official Tournaments and Stadia Pack Xbox One | Xbox

The OFFICIAL TOURNAMENTS and STADIA pack includes: - The Roland-Garros tournament with the Philippe-Chatrier, Suzanne-Lenglen and Simonne-Mathieu stadiums - The main court of the Madrid Open, the Estadio Manolo Santana - The main court of the Halle Open, the OWL Arena - The Tie Break Tens tournament
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Kingsora

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But what does this mean. If you buy the regular edition, you can't play Roland Garros or Madrid Open?
 

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Having seen this gameplay a bit... well, it looks a bit rough, the ball physics seem somewhat off. Seems TE2013 still nails that better than other higher budget games.



EDIT: The animations also seem a bit stiff, as if they were slow motion and suddenly accelerated.
 

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marcbret87 said:
Having seen this gameplay a bit... well, it looks a bit rough, the ball physics seem somewhat off. Seems TE2013 still nails that better than other higher budget games.



EDIT: The animations also seem a bit stiff, as if they were slow motion and suddenly accelerated.
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Devs have said this is not from the final version-so many animations are not in yet and there a still a few bugs. Final version is being sent out this weekend for review (Embargo is next week).

Kingsora said:
But what does this mean. If you buy the regular edition, you can't play Roland Garros or Madrid Open?
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Nacon won't comment on it, but it appears so. Pretty scummy tbh- Madrid, Halle and TBT were announced for the game since the beginning....so to lock them off as paid DLC weeks before release isn't cool. I guess that is why the game is cheaper than usual as a base price ( 29.99 or 39.99 over here).
 

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Nardy_19 said:
Devs have said this is not from the final version-so many animations are not in yet and there a still a few bugs. Final version is being sent out this weekend for review (Embargo is next week).


Nacon won't comment on it, but it appears so. Pretty scummy tbh- Madrid, Halle and TBT were announced for the game since the beginning....so to lock them off as paid DLC weeks before release isn't cool. I guess that is why the game is cheaper than usual as a base price ( 29.99 or 39.99 over here).
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Fair enough, but the ball physics still looks somewhat off, and I have doubts that this can be fixed so close to release. In any case, I';ll hold out hope, since TE4 doesn't seem ready just yet.
 
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Nardy_19 said:
Devs have said this is not from the final version-so many animations are not in yet and there a still a few bugs. Final version is being sent out this weekend for review (Embargo is next week).


Nacon won't comment on it, but it appears so. Pretty scummy tbh- Madrid, Halle and TBT were announced for the game since the beginning....so to lock them off as paid DLC weeks before release isn't cool. I guess that is why the game is cheaper than usual as a base price ( 29.99 or 39.99 over here).
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Is review embargo already next week? I thought the game was at least a month away from release. That means they actually have confidence in their game?
 
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Aren't the new devs the same that made the AO Tennis series? From what I heard in the sports gaming community I think AO was better received than Tennis World Tour but definitely still had its own set of issues.

Hoping for the best though. I miss the early days of Top Spin.
 
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marcbret87 said:
Having seen this gameplay a bit... well, it looks a bit rough, the ball physics seem somewhat off. Seems TE2013 still nails that better than other higher budget games.



EDIT: The animations also seem a bit stiff, as if they were slow motion and suddenly accelerated.
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Off topic, but this ApexHound guy is a fucking alt right colin moriarty loving clown. Screw his youtube channel.
 
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Sir Charles said:
Aren't the new devs the same that made the AO Tennis series? From what I heard in the sports gaming community I think AO was better received than Tennis World Tour but definitely still had its own set of issues.

Hoping for the best though. I miss the early days of Top Spin.
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Yes same studio: Big Ant
 
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Sir Charles said:
Aren't the new devs the same that made the AO Tennis series? From what I heard in the sports gaming community I think AO was better received than Tennis World Tour but definitely still had its own set of issues.

Hoping for the best though. I miss the early days of Top Spin.
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Yep, it seems as though they took the foundation of TWT 1 and sprinkled in the best of AO Tennis (minus the academy) for the game. Ball physics aside, it looks like it was successful.
 
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I'm a big tennis fan and have been dying for a new tennis game that's actually good (Mario Tennis Aces disappointed me). Not getting my hopes up for this but it would be great if this turned out to be a good game.
 

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I still touch on my 360 because the top spin. Its one of the games that would be incredible to have as BC.
 
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It's still nowhere close to real tennis :/ And I'm very wary of this particular publisher after the stuff they did with the last game.
 
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Nardy_19 said:
Yep, it seems as though they took the foundation of TWT 1 and sprinkled in the best of AO Tennis (minus the academy) for the game. Ball physics aside, it looks like it was successful.
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Any word on whether the ability to create players to add to the roster will be as robust as AO Tennis? I remember downloading some amazing creations that filled out the top 50 rankings when I first picked up the game.
 
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Sir Charles said:
Any word on whether the ability to create players to add to the roster will be as robust as AO Tennis? I remember downloading some amazing creations that filled out the top 50 rankings when I first picked up the game.
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To be honest they haven't shown off many of the modes in detail.....i wouldn't expect anything like the AO "Academy" but it should be more robust than the system in TWT 1.
 

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Give me arcade game like virtual tennis. It's why these games don't sell because they too realistic. People want fun.

I wish Rockstar would make another table tennis game too.
 
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Simply Sami said:
Give me arcade game like virtual tennis. It's why these games don't sell because they too realistic. People want fun.

I wish Rockstar would make another table tennis game too.
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Someone needs to make a Pickleball game too. The family and I have become obsessed. It's incredibly fun and there's all kinds of skill involved. It would work really well in video game form as well.
 
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Simply Sami said:
Give me arcade game like virtual tennis. It's why these games don't sell because they too realistic. People want fun.

I wish Rockstar would make another table tennis game too.
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To be fair, the first game sold 700k...before people realized it was an unfinished mess. I think , more than anything, people just want a QUALITY Tennis game.
Top Spin (realistic) used to sell just as much, if not more, than Virtua Tennis.
 
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Sir Charles said:
Any word on whether the ability to create players to add to the roster will be as robust as AO Tennis? I remember downloading some amazing creations that filled out the top 50 rankings when I first picked up the game.
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No if I am not mistaken you can't create multiple players and upload them. However it seems this game will have the biggest roster ever for a tennis game. So normally there are more as enough players to play with.
 
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I'd prefer deeper complexity in the controls and timing so that they're rewarding to master, like Top Spin 3/4, as opposed to something dumbed down for the arcades like Virtua Tennis.

It's strange to me that Virtua Tennis didn't continue after VT4 actually. It seems fairly cheap to make, had a great engine that still holds up well today, and Sumo Digital seem to pump out tons of games of similar budget and quality to this day.
 
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aronmayo said:
I'd prefer deeper complexity in the controls and timing so that they're rewarding to master, like Top Spin 3/4, as opposed to something dumbed down for the arcades like Virtua Tennis.

It's strange to me that Virtua Tennis didn't continue after VT4 actually. It seems fairly cheap to make, had a great engine that still holds up well today, and Sumo Digital seem to pump out tons of games of similar budget and quality to this day.
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The licensing probably got too expensive relative to the sales. VT4 was a little too dive heavy for my tastes as well. Something in between the sim and arcade extremes would be perfect for me.
 
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lol , still amazes me that a small developer can get the feel and animation right in a game like tennis elbow 2013, but bigger companies honestly cant really get close, other than top spin 4, which was a decade ago.
 
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aronmayo said:
I'd prefer deeper complexity in the controls and timing so that they're rewarding to master, like Top Spin 3/4, as opposed to something dumbed down for the arcades like Virtua Tennis.

It's strange to me that Virtua Tennis didn't continue after VT4 actually. It seems fairly cheap to make, had a great engine that still holds up well today, and Sumo Digital seem to pump out tons of games of similar budget and quality to this day.
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That's what they are aiming for, they've even gone back to the control shot ( now called precision shot) along with the charged shot.
 
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