This not only adds a sense of geographic placement on the court but also provides sight of the racket in your hands. As the ball approaches your player the camera flies down to a first-person perspective. Rather than remaining in a third-person perspective, as we are used to in other motion controlled sports games (and really, Grand Slam Tennis and Wii-Sports Tennis are my only points of reference here) the additional graphical horsepower is put to impressive use. Even without being integrated into the main game and a lackluster application of spin, the joy of real tennis is convincingly recreated for those with a genuine interest in the sport.The Move controls themselves turn out to be much more exciting though. Virtua Tennis 4 (Move) creates a realistic tennis experience with its new PS3 Move controls.
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