Top Spin 3

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SKU: 952271

Take-Two Interactive

Top Spin 3 is rated 3.7 out of 5 by 12.

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Top Spin 3 immerses players in a visually and physically realistic tennis experience. Using next generation technology, gameplay and graphics, Top Spin 3 is a benchmark-setting tennis experience with dynamic weather changes, evolutionary player visuals and the most comprehensive online offerings. In Top Spin 3, players compete online and offline to rise in the ranks against current top ranked professional players. Adding a unique user-generated component, players can also use new player creator features that include free-form body sculpting, makeup and tattoos.

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Features

Features:

Outstanding NEW Gameplay Style - Incredibly precise control over your movements, positioning and swings. Players will feel every adrenaline fueled shot as they battle their way to supremacy.
Evolutionary Visuals™ - Watch in real time as your players get progressively hotter, sweatier, and dirtier while competing at over 40 breathtaking venues where the weather dynamically changes from clear sunny skies to cloudy overcasts.
Signature Style™ - From equipment to appearl to style and even to swing animations, over 20 top ranked players have been accurately depicted like never before to make this game the most visually realistic tennis experience to date.
Easy to “Pick Up & Play” - Intuitive controls provide gamers of all skill levels the ability to set their own pace and learn to master the courts.
Classic Legendary Players - For the first time ever play as your favorite pros from the past including Björn Borg, Boris Becker and Monica Seles.
Expansive Online Offerings - Play in 4 different online game modes ranging from quick match to comprehensive World Tours with up to 2 separately connected consoles.

Reviews

Top Spin 3 is rated 3.7 out of 5 by 12.

Rated 3 out of 5 by evildead from Not bad but missed the mark. This game is a mixed bag of good and bad. Some things it did really well for a 2008 game, while other things either was not done well or was just lacking. The graphics are surprisingly very good with all kinds of details you wouldn't normally expect in a sports game. They even sweat at different levels based on their heart rate and get dirt and sweat marks on their clothes. The customization of looks is also really well done with tons of modifications to make your character look the way you want, althought it will take time. The crispness and details of the courts and even the audience are also very good including the clay coart effect of sliding. Animation of the characters are pretty good, not perfect. Angle of the camera is messed up where it cuts off the view of the opposing player's ball at the height of the serve. It doesn't take long to go up the ranks once u get the hang of it from amateur to top 10 pro. Howerver, the worst part is, the beginning where u have to learn to figure out how to hit basic shots and worse, the more semi complex shots. Some shots u literally have to press like 3 buttons at the same time all while u r pushing both the right and left thumbstick in particular directions, nearly impossible to pull off with correct timing. This is where it fall short in gameplay. It's nice they made the game very realistic, but that's jst too many things to push at the same time with timing for one move. Once u can get past the hurdle of learning how to hit the basic shots, your on your way if u have good hand eye coordination. Otherwise, u might jst give up playing the game. The music is horrific and as someone else below said, there is no commentary. The alternative to this was Virtua Tennis 2009, and that game is terrible. Arcade style, way too ez, and quickly gets boring and graphics don't compare to this. I hope Top Spin 4 fixes the bad things. This game has potential to be really excellent, but misses the mark with more then few things.

Date published: 2013-12-05

Rated 4 out of 5 by eiadflkejf from Fun Pretty fun game if you like tennis. Not many choices of players but there are lots of venues to choose from. Solid gameplay and solid game overall.

Date published: 2012-07-28

Rated 4 out of 5 by SpruseJohnson from OK for the price. I picked this one up because I was looking for a cheap tennis game on the xbox. While I would not say this game is bad, it is nothing spectacular. The graphics on it are pretty good, and you get a good amount of courts to play on, but some of them give you a real hard time seeing the ball when it is in play. The roster is pretty good, but for when it came out it is lacking a few big name players that would have added quite a bit to it. You do get a couple of legends in Borg and Becker, but it would have been nice to see a few more added. The game play is decent, but it does take some time to get used to the controls which is frustrating to say the least. As for the sound, here is where the game drops the ball. While the on-court sound is pretty good, and you do get some crowd noise, there is no commentary at all. I know as someone that has played and watched tennis my whole life you really have no commentary during play, but between points it would be nice to hear something. All in all, this game is decent, but nothing more than a once and a while play. For the price I would not be against telling someone to get it, but if it was more than it is, like when it first came out I would say to stay away from it.

Date published: 2012-06-08

Rated 4 out of 5 by SimonSays from Best tennis game ever Top Spin 3 may not be the latest game in the series, but it is certainly the best in my opinion. You can play exhibition singles or doubles matches with any player you want, including some all-time greats. But what you really want to play is the Career mode. You make your own character and start in an amateur league. Then make your way up the chain to Professional and play against real life players. One thing that kind of confused me was no Rafa Nadal. I mean, he was a player at the time the game was made. So besides that flaw, this game is awesome. Get it and you won't be disappointed.

Date published: 2011-06-20

Rated 4 out of 5 by Rennegade Roofus from Great Game. but... This game is awsome and very addicting. This is by far the best tennis game iv'e played. Everything is good career mode, online, singles, and doubles. The only dissapointing thing is Nadal is not in it??? But other than dat its good. If you like tennis buy it 4 sure! Its got everything you need to have fun and be challenged at the same time.

Date published: 2009-08-08

Rated 3 out of 5 by erict from This game has no depth I think visually, there's no question that the game looks great. But that's all to it. The Career mode is extremely repetitive. You're basically playing the same groups of people over and over again. I was hoping for the game to have some sort of unlockable items but it didn't. So you're pretty much playing to get points and hopefully to win the Pro championship. The Create your player feature is great, you can customize a lot of things such as hair cut, makeup, facial features and different types of clothing. It would be nice if there are more dresses to choose from instead of same types with different colors. The one thing that bugs me the most about this game is Servicing. I think there are some inconsistency to it. If you move the stick too fast or too slow or at a slightly different angle, the ball never makes over the net. I'm not sure why but sometimes when I move the stick downward, it will initial a serve but then it starts swinging too early on its own and misses the ball. It happens too many times. A bug maybe? In the training mode, it teaches you to use the RT or LT with your shots, but that's extremely difficult to pull off. You better off just move the left stick fast to get the similar results. I think overall this is a fun game if you're looking to play an exhibition game or two. It does lack replay value because there's nothing to unlock.

Date published: 2009-07-04

Rated 2 out of 5 by BOB12schumann from DO NOT BUY THIS GAME Topspin 3 has been the biggest waste of money i have ever spent. Not only is it impossible to use these controls, it compares nowhere to virtua tennis 3. DO NOT WASTE your money on THIS PRODUCT. Children know how to make better designed games. This PRODUCT- the menu is terrible, federer is terrible, and the layout of this game is terrible. the greatest tennis player in the history of tennis-- Roger Federer, has the highest ranking of 75. This game makes them play like old men or young kids who just lob the whole time. Topspin 3 has been a total waste of their time, however waste your own money as you wish. Just be warned that by purchasing this title, topspin 3 will become a more popular game= a waste of time. Begin with the easiest level, you must be an expert pretty much.

Date published: 2008-12-24

Rated 4 out of 5 by Tennis Fan from The game could have been better First of all, I love tennis games. I have played both virtua tennis and top spin series. It is true that you must go through the training first to get used to the new controls for the Top Spin 3 (TS3). But once you get used to it, it is really fun. When you start your career, your guy is very slow and inaccurate. However, once you earn your attributes (your skills points), your player becomes much better. Like previous TS games, you can allocate your player's skill points so that your guy can have better forehand, backhand, power, stamina, serve, return (new for TS3), speed, etc. I liked pretty much everything about the game except for the following: risk shots. In order to use risk shots, you must hold R1 (for power), L1 (for precision), or both (for both power and precision), plus the shot button (i.e. slice, topspin, etc) and YOU MUST TIME IT JUST RIGHT!! or you will miss the shot. When you play online, you better have mastered the risk shots, or you have virtually no chance of winning. So, if you are very good with timed button pushing/releasing, you will be good at this game. Otherwise, you will be frustrated with this game. I have completed the most difficult career mode without using the risk shots. I allocated most of my player's skills points to power (100), forehand (95), backhand (95), and speed (95), and others (much lower numbers), and I was able to beat everyone in hardest mode. However, I got beat very frequently online, since I can't use the risk shots very well. I hope this review helps.

Date published: 2008-07-18