

Care is needed though, as too much pressure either way will see the ball sail way over the line, along with the corresponding “OUT!” As with other tennis games any shot can be directed to various parts of the court, with the addition of being able to drop it closer to the net or belt it right towards to back line. If you release too soon you aren’t penalised, but too late will see your shot power reduced, or it may even go out.

You then have to take into consideration your shot timings, as if you hold and release the shot button at just the right time you’ll get a ‘perfect’, more powerful shot.

Holding R1 will see you rush the net whilst combining it with one of the face buttons will see you serve and rush the net in preparation for a volley. The square, circle and X button are all mapped to various different shot types, whilst pressing the triangle button will perform a lob. Using the DualShock 3 increases accuracy ten-fold, but strips away the simplicity of using the Move. It’s a shame really, as if the precision we know the Move is capable of had been fully utilized this control scheme would have been something very special indeed. Tested with: rpcs3-v0.0.Don’t get me wrong, using Move is fun for a bit of a laugh when you want to pop on for a quick exhibition match, but for those who are serious about progressing far into the career mode the DualShock 3 is what you want to be using. If you find a specific game ID that performs differently than others for the same game+edition of the same format (PSN or Disc) even when tested with the same build and settings then please discuss it in the relevant thread(s) and PM a moderator so we can look into it. Due to other threads for the same media (Disc or PSN) already being in that category. In preparation for upcoming changes to the compatibility database, this thread is being moved to Playable. Disabling the frame limiter would also help and it's only needed for games that don't cap their fps already and where you're going over the normal game speed and causing things to break etc. Also you had Write Color Buffers on which is another perofmance heavy setting and not needed for Top Spin 4. Your performance is low because of your settings, don't use Preferred SPU threads = Auto unless the game requires it 1-2 are going to be the fastest option for most games (only a few nee 3-4).
