Virtua Tennis: World Tour is a tennis video game which was released for the Sony PlayStation Portable. Virtua Tennis: World Tour was first released on 1 September 2005 in Europe with a North American release following shortly afterwards on 6 October 2005. It was later released in Japan on 26 January 2006 under the title Power Smash: New Generation.

The game features 14 real-life professional tennis players, four court surfaces (with multiple arenas of each surface) and multiple game modes. Two fictional female tennis players, Carolina Relandini and Sarah Bailey, were added to the list to even up the male/female numbers. The pictures which accompany these two players are actually photographs of two female employees at Sega Europe.

Professional players

Lindsay Davenport
Roger Federer
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Sebastien Grosjean
Tommy Haas
Daniela Hantuchova
Tim Henman
Lleyton Hewitt
Amelie Mauresmo
David Nalbandian
Andy Roddick
Maria Sharapova
Nicole Vaidišová
Venus Williams (Wikipedia)

Unlockables

King of the Court Stadium
Challenge King and Queen in the level 5 Super Exhibition in World Tour mode.

King of the Court Stadium - Defeat King and Queen in the Super Exhibition

Unlockable Characters
Challenge King and Queen in Tournament mode without dropping a game or losing.

King - Beat King in Singles, Doubles or Mixed Doubles on Tournament Mode

Queen - Beat Queen in Singles, Doubles or Mixed Doubles on Tournament Mode

Unlockable Gear
Beat in-games tasks to unlock gear in World Tour mode.

Alien Force Racket - Complete Alien Force numerously on level 4

Bulls Eye Racket - Score 12000+ on Bulls Eye

Danger Flag Racket - Get all flags without getting hit on Danger Flags

Pin Crasher Racket - Score 150 points on Pin Crasher

Prize Sniper Raquet - Get 10000+ points on Prize Sniper

Stomper Racket - Get all 125 cans in Stomper Training

Tank Attack Racket - Beat tank attack with more 7 seconds or more left

Roger Federer in Action: