Quantcast

Sega Superstars Tennis


Summary | » News | Previews | Cheats | Screenshots | Videos | Comments | FeedRSS

Sega Superstars Tennis announced

Sonic discovers his balls - first screens

Words: Gavin Ogden, CVG UK
Email this Article
Close

Oct 18, 2007

Sega's next tennis game isn't Virtua Tennis 4, it's Sega Superstars Tennis. Developed by Sumo Digital the game's coming to PS2, PS3, 360, Wii and DS in early 2008.

It'll feature over 15 playable "idols" such as Sonic, AiAi from Super Monkeyball fame, Ulala of Space Channel 5 and Amigo from Samba De Amigo. In addition to unique attributes, each character also has their own superstar tennis skills.

Check out the screens here.

There's also a raft of extras to be announced soon, says Sega, as well as "platform exclusive ways to play the game".

This will involve online modes for 360 and PS3 and motion control for Wii and DS versions, we reckon.

Courtesy of CVG


 
Latest Videos
This video player requires Flash 9 Player or later. Please download the latest Flash Player.
» More videos
The Knowledge

Sega Superstars Tennis

Genre: Sports
Developed by: Sumo Digital
Franchise: Sonic the Hedgehog
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
4 player VS
Latest Articles About This Game
SEGA Ships Sega Superstars Tennis in North America N4G
SEGA® of America, Inc. today shipped SEGA Superstars Tennis to stores in North America....
PS2 News from N4G  -  19 Mar 2008
Samba for summer, Condemned late March N4G
SEGA is currently targeting 28th March for the release of Condemned 2: Bloodshot on PS3 and 360, and...
PS2 News from N4G  -  7 Mar 2008
SEGA Superstars Tennis Lineup Revealed N4G
Nearly a decade after the release of Mario Tennis, SEGA is stepping up to the baseline to take a...
PS2 News from N4G  -  28 Feb 2008
SEGA Superstars Tennis set for release on March... N4G
Sega has unleashed the official website for the European release of Sega Superstars Tennis, which is...
PS2 News from N4G  -  19 Feb 2008
Sega Superstars Tennis
EXCLUSIVE Video of your favorite Sega Stars powered up
PS2 News  -  14 Feb 2008