While PlayStation 3 owners will be capable to enjoy EA Sports' Grand Slam Tennis 2 with the Move controller when it launches next year, Xbox 360 gamers won't be capable to draw up a Kinect unit for a spot of air-slapping.
Why? Eurogamer asked producer Thomas Singleton that very question at an EA preview event in New York earlier this week.
Under normal circumstances, tennis games wouldn't usually have a whole lot of hoopla or aid from the mainstream media. Then again, most tennis games aren`t debuting alongside a new controller technology that`s supposed to inspire the way gamers can interact with the industry`s leading console. Hence the roaring hype for EA`s Grand Slam Tennis, a game that both Nintendo and EA have christened as the ushering in of a new era in motion control.
Under normal circumstances, tennis games wouldn't usually have a whole lot of hoopla or aid from the mainstream media. Then again, most tennis games aren`t debuting alongside a new controller technology that`s supposed to inspire the way gamers can interact with the industry`s leading console. Hence the roaring hype for EA`s Grand Slam Tennis, a game that both Nintendo and EA have christened as the ushering in of a new era in motion control.
Under normal circumstances, tennis games wouldn't usually have a whole lot of hoopla or aid from the mainstream media. Then again, most tennis games aren`t debuting alongside a new controller technology that`s supposed to inspire the way gamers can interact with the industry`s leading console. Hence the roaring hype for EA`s Grand Slam Tennis, a game that both Nintendo and EA have christened as the ushering in of a new era in motion control.
