In addition, Virtua Tennis 4 sees a totally new World Tour career mode designed to encourage replay value with an element of off-court fame. Joining them for the first time are seven new champions making their debut to the series, enabling players to take on the likes of Juan Martín Del Potro, Fernando Gonzalez, Caroline Wozniacki and Laura Robson. Boasting its strongest ever player line-up across all platforms, Virtua Tennis 4 features the world’s top stars such as world No.1 Rafael Nadal, 16-time major champion Roger Federer and UK No.1 Andy Murray. Fans of the world’s No.1 selling tennis series can also enjoy all of the new features using regular controllers. “Developed to take full advantage of Kinect™ for Xbox 360 ®, PlayStation ®Move, and MotionPlus, Virtua Tennis 4 puts players closer than ever before to being out on the court. Fortunately, the game remains available on physical media for Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita. Thanks to Eef for submitting the game and pointing out that beyond player likenesses the game also featured real world gear from Adidas, Lacoste, FILA and the like. This will not affect users who have already purchased the game”. Sega was surprisingly open about the reason for the delisting in a statement given to, explaining that “certain licensing arrangements for Virtua Tennis 4 will expire on April 23rd, 2015, after which, the game will be no longer be available to purchase from Steam and all other digital retailers and platforms. The downloadable Xbox 360 Games on Demand and PlayStation Network versions were presumably delisted shortly thereafter. Virtua Tennis 4 (released as Power Smash 4 in Japan and as the World Tour Edition on PS Vita) was delisted from Steam on April 23rd, 2015. Retail ( Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita)

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