Virtua Tennis 2 is a tennis game released in 2001 for the arcade and Dreamcast and 2002 for PlayStation 2.
Players[]
Men[]
Tim Henman, Cedric Pioline, Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Tommy Haas and Carlos Moya return from Virtua Tennis.
| Name | Nationality | Strong Point |
|---|---|---|
| Patrick Rafter | Australia | Serve & Volley |
| Tim Henman | Great Britain | Serve & Volley |
| Cédric Pioline | France | All-Around Player |
| Yevgeny Kafelnikov | Russia | All-Around Player |
| Tommy Haas | Germany | Strong Forehand |
| Thomas Enqvist | Sweden | Strong Backhand |
| Magnus Norman | Sweden | Fast Runner |
| Carlos Moyá | Spain | Powerful Strokes |
Women[]
Women's tournament is new to Virtua Tennis as the first game was just Men's tournament.
| Name | Nationality | Strong Point |
|---|---|---|
| Venus Williams | U.S.A. | All-Around Player |
| Serena Williams | U.S.A. | Powerful Strokes |
| Lindsay Davenport | U.S.A. | All-Around Player |
| Monica Seles | U.S.A. | Hard Hitter |
| Mary Pierce | France | Strong Forehand |
| Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario | Spain | Various Shots |
| Jelena Dokic | Yugoslavia | Fast Runner |
| Alexandra Stevenson | U.S.A. | Strong Backhand |
Modes[]
- Tournament: Players must win five matches on different surfaces to win a tournament
- Exhibition: This is a single match with completely customisable rules allowing for multiplayer singles or doubles matches
- World Tour: The Player competes to beat several different training exercises and matches. For the first time in the series, the World Tour mode features yearly based and calendarized seasons. Users have to play and win tournaments throughout the seasons, as well as to complete training exercises, in order to progress. Unlike any other game in the series, the World Tour mode on Virtua Tennis 2 requires the user to play and train both a male and a female players simultaneously, who can also team up to play in mixed doubles tournaments. They start as the 300th Seed with the difficulty slowly increasing as they jump up the ranks.
Gallery[]
North American Box Art: Sega Tennis 2K2.
Venus Williams
Women's tournament
Tim Henman
Men's Tournament
Tank Mini game
Bowling pin Mini Game
External links[]
- Virtua Tennis 2 at MobyGames
- Tennis 2K2 at GameFAQs
- Virtua Tennis 2 at Sega Retro