Matchpoint Tennis Championships Arrives in Spring 2022 - Trailer, Screenshots & Features Revealed

[Steve_OS]

Kalypso Media and Torus Games have announced Matchpoint Tennis Championships, scheduled to release in Spring 2022...

Written By: Steve Noah

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[Dirkk1974]

Tennis Elbow Series Forever ! Nothing comes close and will comes close to this master piece of tennis software. Period. Tennis Elbow 2013 was already good, but Tennis Elbow 4 plays like a dream, and the game is still in development. Incredible. This game doesn't stand a chance against that either. I can already say that after seeing the gameplay in the trailer. Looks more like an AO2 copy.

[tril]

these graphics and player movement are life-like.

[JoeRodgers1175]

Fingers crossed there’s a way for people to create and share players and venues. That’s what made AO2 for me.

[ctguy2021]

Quote: Originally Posted by JoeRodgers1175

Fingers crossed there’s a way for people to create and share players and venues. That’s what made AO2 for me.

Loved downloading all the oldtime players people created and tweaking their attributes. Fun watching or playing McEnroe vs Connors, or King vs Evert. Or even Nadal vs Borg. Once they went to Tennis World, they eliminated the ability to do this.

[grumpymonkey]

Kalypso Media

4 days ago
This is a CGI trailer - we're working hard to show you gameplay in the upcoming weeks, stay tuned!

Quote from their gameplay trailer.*

Sam Royans*5 days ago
Hmm. Gameplay? I don't think so...

[Dirkk1974]

Rule of thumb: If someone presents a trailer with just 2-3 seconds of gameplay, then the probability is extremely high that the gameplay is total crap. When I look at the forehand/backhand animations in the trailer, it's more reminiscent of amateur tennis for 50 year olds than professional tennis.

It all looks more like AO2/WT2 tennis. Both games are terrible.

[MJ200]

how are there like 5 tennis games out now but only 1 hockey game??
this looks really life like though.
i still think full ace tennis is most realistic in terms of realistic amount of unforced errors.