Gaming
2K Games has announced Top Spin 4.
The title will feature redesigned controls, new player models and an enhanced TV-style presentation system.
"Top Spin 4 is shaping up to be the most realistic and exhilarating tennis game in the Top Spin franchise," said product development president Greg Thomas.
"For this iteration, the development team is focused on delivering a bold new take on the sport of tennis by allowing gamers to experience first-hand an uncanny level of realism in the player and stadium models, authentic audio captured directly from real tennis matches, and all-new innovative controls to dominate the competition."
An exclusive vintage Andre Agassi character will be available as a pre-order bonus close to release.
It will be available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii in 2011.
Image Copyright: 2K Games
The title will feature redesigned controls, new player models and an enhanced TV-style presentation system.
"Top Spin 4 is shaping up to be the most realistic and exhilarating tennis game in the Top Spin franchise," said product development president Greg Thomas.
"For this iteration, the development team is focused on delivering a bold new take on the sport of tennis by allowing gamers to experience first-hand an uncanny level of realism in the player and stadium models, authentic audio captured directly from real tennis matches, and all-new innovative controls to dominate the competition."
An exclusive vintage Andre Agassi character will be available as a pre-order bonus close to release.
It will be available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii in 2011.
Image Copyright: 2K Games
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