Pursuing realistic strategy tennis, "Match Point: Tennis Championships" to be released in May 2022! Kei Nishikori's message video arrives!

Kalypso Media Japan will release the realistic tennis game "Match Point: Tennis Championship" for PS5/PS4 on May 19, 2022. A special message trailer from Kei Nishikori has been released.

You are the next champion!
Match Point: Tennis Championship" is a tennis game that pursues realistic strategy tennis. The game features strategic elements that allow players to gain an advantage by understanding the characteristics of their opponents, as well as realistic strokes and shots that can be manipulated intuitively with motions based on the laws of physics.

There are three levels of difficulty: amateur, semi-professional, and professional. There is also a career mode in which players can customize their character settings, style of play, clothing, and racket to challenge the world, as well as a variety of mini-games to enjoy tennis itself away from the game.

Match Point: Tennis Championship" for PS5 and PS4 will be released on May 19, 2022. Pre-orders for the packaged version are now being accepted at game stores and online stores nationwide.
In addition, a special message from Kei Nishikori, representing the top professional tennis player whose name appears in the game, has been released.

Kei Nishikori's special message trailer
YouTube #: YouTube

Sixteen of the world's top professional tennis players will appear in the game with their real names!
Sixteen of the world's leading players will appear in the Quick Match with their real names. The list includes not only Kei Nishikori, the pride of Japan, but also Daniil Medvedev of Russia, Garbine Muguruza of Spain, Andrei Rublev of Russia, Nick Kyrios of Australia, Amanda Anisimova of the United States, and many others, from young players to seasoned veterans. The game features a wide variety of players from young to veteran.

＜Game System
In this title, players can enjoy a variety of game modes, including strategic elements for constructing players and matches, and training elements for creating their own tennis stars.

In Career Mode, players can create their own custom players and experience the process of challenging for the top of the world. In Quick Match, 16 of the world's top tennis players appear with their real names. In addition to dream matchups with your favorite players, you can actually play as a top pro.

In addition to challenging matches against the CPU, players can also enjoy local friend matches and online matches.

Local (1-2 players):
■Career mode "MY CAREER
This mode allows players to compete in the Match Point (MPT) world tournaments held throughout the year with their original characters. Participation conditions, ranking system, and rewards differ depending on the tournament grade. A coaching system that allows players to hire a personal coach to help them achieve even higher levels of performance. You can earn ranking points and unlock new equipment by participating in events such as training and exhibitions held in between tours.

Quick Match "Quick Match
A mode to enjoy local sessions and matches against the CPU. Top professional tennis players from around the world appear in the game with their real names!

PRACTICE
Play against tennis machines!

TRAINING
A place to practice and hone your skills!

TUTORIAL
Confirmation of how to operate the machine.

Title Information
Match Point: Tennis Championship
Compatibility: PlayStation 4/PlayStation 5/Nintendo Switch/PC(Steam)
Release date
PS4/PS5 May 19, 2022
Nintendo Switch: Undecided
PC (Steam) May 19, 2022 Japanese language support
Genre: Sports
Players: 1-2 players offline / 1-2 players online
Language Specifications Subtitles (Japanese/English) Audio (Japanese/English)
CERO: A (for all ages)
Distributed by: Kalypso Media Japan K.K.

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