These elements add another level of realism and help keep you invested in the heated competition.
Over the course of a match, there seems to be a few more inserts and cutscenes of players responding to how a point has played out. This means they’re even more recognizable now. There’s more differentiation in the ways different pros strike the ball with ground strokes and serves - or even receive serves. That being said, all of the players do look and move a little more realistically than they did in the last-gen version of TWT2. The player models still look like figures at a wax museum coming to life at times. Next-Gen Tennis World Tour 2 – What’s Better? Let’s have a look at some of the ways Tennis World Tour 2 has improved in its jump to next-gen consoles, and then go through a couple things that are still holding it back from winning any Grand Slams this time around. Though it may have taken a step forward with its presentation and its connection to the real world of tennis, it still seems stuck in the past due to some frustrating gameplay issues that can’t help but hamper the action on the court. Next-gen Tennis World Tour 2 feels more like the last-gen version with some nice new polish and additional content rather than being transformative or an all-new game. This discount might not be enough for some to take the plunge. However, if you only have the digital standard edition of the game, you only get a 50% discount when purchasing the next-gen version.
#TENNIS WORLD TOUR REVIEW UPGRADE#
Anyone who purchased the Ace Edition, or holders of the Annual Pass, will be able to access the next-gen Tennis World Tour 2 upgrade free of charge. For some of these improvements, there’s no need to wait until Tennis World Tour 3 thanks to the game’s obligatory next-gen upgrade that is now out.
#TENNIS WORLD TOUR REVIEW UPDATE#
Next-Gen Tennis World Tour 2 Review: More Update Than Overhaul Even though Tennis World Tour 2 was a definite improvement on its predecessor in a lot of ways there was still plenty of room for improvement.
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