Virtua Tennis 2
| Virtua Tennis 2 | |
|---|---|
| Generelle oplysninger | |
| Udvikler | Hitmaker |
| Udgiver | Sega |
| Serie | Virtua Tennis  |
| Udgivet | Arkade 2001 Dreamcast  24. oktober 2001  15. november 2001  23. november 2001 PlayStation 2 30. juli 2002 7. november 2002 29. november 2002 |
| Genre | Sport |
| Spiltype | Singleplayer Multiplayer |
| Platforme | Arkade Dreamcast PlayStation 2 |
| Aldersgrænse | ESRB: E (Everyone) |
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Virtua Tennis 2 (kendt som Tennis 2K2) er et tennis-computerspil og det andet i serien Virtua Tennis, som udkom til Sega Dreamcast, og PlayStation 2 i 2001.
Ændringer
Spillet ligner meget forgængeren, dog er der kommet følgende nævneværdige ændringer siden etteren:
- Grafikken er blevet forbedret
- Der er kommet flere minispil
- Et ekstra slag er tilføjet, så man nu kan slice bolden
- Otte kvindelige spillere er tilføjet, så der nu er otte kvindelige- og otte mandlige spillere (16 i alt)
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