The channel's“AO Animated” coverage looks more like a Wii Sports tennis match than a real ... you'll notice the system is far from perfect. There are glitches with the ball, racquets vanishing ...

The channel’s “AO Animated” coverage looks more like a Wii Sports tennis match than a ... the system is far from perfect. There are glitches with the ball, racquets vanishing and reappearing ...

If you are catching second seed Alexander Zverev’s second round match against Spain’s Pedro Martinez on Wednesday in the Australian Open’s official YouTube channel, you will be in for a mind-spinning ...

It is. The Australian Open on YouTube, due to rights issues, are getting around them by replacing real players with Nintendo Wii Sports Tennis characters. I think I love this. Like many sporting ...

Viewers of tennis’ first Grand Slam event of the season ... He previously covered sports media for Sports Media Watch. Future beat writer for the Oasis reunion tour.

But there's a good reason why the players, crowd, balls, and everything else are digital animations, making the whole thing look like a Wii Sports game. The first professional tennis tournament of ...

According to tennis reporter Bastien Fachan, that’s why matches of the Australian Open are currently being streamed online in what looks like Wii Sports Tennis. (It’s not actually Wii Sports ...

More than 82 million people owned a copy of Wii Sports and millions more - friends, siblings, grandparents - played its simple but brilliant motion-controlled takes on tennis, golf and bowling.

Some sports games like Sports Story and Soccer Slammers disappointed due to gameplay flaws and lack of content. Mario-themed sports games like Mario Tennis ... game is full of glitches and bugs ...

The final addition to the hall of fame is “Wii Sports,” which used motion-based technology to allow players to virtually throw a bowling ball or play tennis from the comfort of their living room.