Virtua Tennis 3

"Virtua Tennis 3 is a good game, but it plays a little too much like Virtua Tennis: World Tour."

"Though Virtua Tennis 3 doesn't blow us away with its features or add anything drastically new over its predecessors, it still does what it's always done, and that to play a monster game of tennis. Admittedly, the PSP analog nub is a little stiff, but it isn't anything we haven't run into before and it seems to work pretty well with the couple of guys we tried it with. The majority of this game is all about "pick up and Play" and being smart with your volleys / smashes / lobs anyway and blinding speed isn't really necessary."

"SEGA's decade-old tennis engine is so good that it still makes for a decent time-waster all these years later, especially for this "on the go" format. Despite its few refinements and lack of infrastructure or multiplayer mini-games, Virtua Tennis 3's user-friendly mechanics and fast-paced arcade style can't be ignored. There's no doubt that it's a strong pickup for casual sports fans or dedicated SEGAphies, but for those of us who played its predecessors, it may be a little too familiar."