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===Updates & Spin-Off's=== In 2001, Sega announced they will be making games for all platforms and made a deal with [[THQ]] that allowed them to make original games based on Sega IPs for the [[Game Boy Advance]], one of the many games included a [[Virtua Tennis]] GBA version.<ref>http://thq.com/segahub</ref> While the internal Sega teams were being shuffled due to Sega's financial problems, [[Sumo Digital]] was tasked with porting [[Virtua Tennis 2]] to the Playstation Portable and they released [[Virtua Tennis: World Tour]] in fall 2005, the game was an update to Power Smash 2 expanding the World Tour mode, however the character roaster was the smallest the series, has featured to date.<ref>Virtua Tennis World Tour Wikipedia article has a roster list</ref> In 2008, while Sumo Digital was porting Virtua Tennis 3 for the Wii, they were instructed by Sega to feature Sonic as an Unlockable character, which gave Sumo Digital an idea to make a Tennis game composed of Sega characters Past and Present, the game was released under the [[Sega SuperStar]] label, although it was running on the Virtua Tennis 3 engine, Sumo Digital developed for the Xbox 360 port. In 2009 Sumo Digital released an update to Virtua Tennis 3 called [[Virtua Tennis 2009]].
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