Sega Superstars Tennis: no online multiplayer support for Wii version

With Sega is set to release its own iconic mascot battle fighting it out on the tennis court with Sega Superstars Tennis this March, some notable differences across the different platforms (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS) have been cited in the recent preview article of the game from IGN. The biggest one, though, would have to be the Wii version’s lack of online multiplayer support. More details about this in the full article.

On the other end of the gaming franchise battle, Sega is set to release its own head-to-head battler as some of the most popular Sega icons fight it out on the tennis court with Sega Superstar Tennis.

The game pits famous faces such as Sonic the Hedgehog, Ulala from Space Channel 5, Dr. Eggman, and more in this engaging tennis sim for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, and DS. It was noted in the game’s preview on IGN that there are no major differences between the next-gen console versions except for one thing: no online support for the Wii.

This is a rather surprising development considering the amount of online support that the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection boasts for most of its game titles. Apparently this is one department where the Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network actually get one up over their next-gen console rival.

In any case, Sega Superstars Tennis is set to be released this March. We’ll just have to wait and see if Nintendo still has plans on adding a last minute online multiplayer function into the game. Updates as we get them!