HD Grand Slam Tennis 'delayed indefinitely' due to EA Sports Active

Man I was looking forward to this! I really miss the Wii version after trading in my Wii for a 360 and Virtua Tennis 2009 has been a big let down.

Sounds to me they are waiting on "Natal" & PS3's "Motion thingy"

its coming tho...EA doesnt sit on stuff TOO long

One would say it's H-Devious.......

I'm with you there...

Has anything really changed in these games since Tennis on NES?

Well for starters, there are a lot more broken TVs...

http://www.wiidamage.com/

With the large number of games bumped into early 2010, it was inevitable that games would eventually have to start being bumped into the second have of next year, which appears to be the case here. Or, you can prescribe to the theory that they are waiting for Natal/PS3 motion controllers.

i remember when everyone considered 480p HD.
those were the days...

An EA Sports Active "expansion pack?" What the hell is that, a hula hoop?

" As of right now, the only way to play Grand Slam Tennis is to get a Wii"

Why would you want to play this any other way?

"Has anything really changed in these games since Tennis on NES? " Not too familiar with the wiimote huh?

Plain as day...

this is because they want to wait for Natal and Sony Motion... simple.

This is very disappointing. If I wanted to swing my arm around and feel like I was playing tennis, I'd swing a real racket at a real ball playing real tennis like I do all the time. (Maybe some of you Wii fans should try it; it's even more fun than swinging a pretend racket at a TV screen). But when I want to play a video game, I want to play a video game. I don't want Wii's gimmicky motion control, I just want the most realistic tennis game out there, just the way I love EA's Madden, NHL, NCAA, and FIFA franchises for their realism. I was very excited when I first heard about this release, now I won't be able to play it for who knows how much longer and when it does come out it may not even be as appealing if this Natal business is true. Way to squeeze out the true gamers, EA.