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AO International Tennis gets a massive update for 2019

AO International Tennis will receive a massive update timed for this year’s Australian Open, Big Ant has advised.

The update contains the following tweaks:

  • Added Margaret Court Arena
  • Added Pat Rafter Stadium
  • Added official 2019 Australian Open stadium sponsors
  • Improvements to player movement
  • Improvements to AI match logic
  • Improvements to AI Drop Shot behaviour
  • Aggressiveness of AI tuned
  • Added Ball physics to umpire chair
  • Rectified PlayFace download issues
  • Rectified Erroneous umpire calls
  • Rectified Doubles selection playing singles matches
  • Rectified Net Collison issues
  • Rectified Cut Scene camera in the crowd
  • Rectified Reverse shot issues
  • Rectified Career player ranking order issues
  • Rectified Career night match issues
  • Rectified viewing history of a match in career issues
  • General Stability improvements

AO International Tennis was released last year and features yours truly for some reason. The title’s available now on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.


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