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Virtua Tennis 3 for PS3 and Xbox 360 interview with the developers |
Listed in: PS3, Xbox 360 Tags: Downloadable Content, North America, playstation 3 updates, Sumo Digital
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Yeah, you guys had a lot to say about that Virtua Tennis 3 PS3-Xbox 360 graphics comparison, but with the release of the game in North America, the folks at Xboxic were able to interview SUMO Digital's Toby Allen and AM3's Mie Kumagai. When asked how difficult it is to create one of the first two games with 1080p resolution for the Xbox 360 and PS3, Kumagai replied that:
To tell the truth, there it was not such a great trouble. In the sense of a multi-platform title, we started the development of VT3 by building the arcade system board. We adopted pixel shader technologies we can set up flexibly at the early stage of the development, assuming the hardware specs of PS3 and Xbox 360 to the best of our knowledge. As a result, we could secure 1080p resolution within a load range of a certain degree.
When Toby Allen was asked if the Xbox 360 Virtua Tennis 3 players would be able to download some new mini-game or other content (new rackets, shoes, clothes, courts, among many others), he surprisingly divulged that they do not have plans for Downloadable Content">downloadable content for now.
But he shares that the online side of VT3 "will be powered by 4 different features; tournaments, friendly, VT.TV and game highlights - you will be able to play doubles".
The word-per-word account of the interview could be found via the link below.
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Buy: [Virtua Tennis 3 (Xbox 360)]
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Oh well, I guess you get what you pay for
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A patch in future is possible, but right now, 360 is the way to go for online play with this game.
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come on Sega, we need it
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