The players appear straight out of a video game akin to Wii Tennis which has left the ... was the NFL's honourary "rules expert" for Nickelodeon's Super Bowl broadcast. using reality-augmented ...

Produced in-house by Tennis Australia, video game-like recreations of live matches featuring digital player avatars have been taking over the internet.

Players appeared as cartoon-like figures resembling characters from the popular Wii Tennis game, with their movements ... The NFL collaborated with Nickelodeon for slime-filled broadcasts, and ...

Fan spotted the bizarre - but hilarious - detail, showing the players portrayed as cartoons similar to the hit Wii Tennis game ... with a Nickelodeon broadcast fit with slime and the television ...

The two players took a much larger and rounded shape than normal as they were depicted as cartoons similar to that which is seen on the hit Wii Tennis games. Better still, their on-court actions ...

It is another example of animation of sports games which has been seen in increasing frequency overseas. The NFL recently produced a Nickelodeon-themed broadcast of a match, with players made into ...

We’ve seen other broadcasters and sports leagues experiment with creating alternate telecasts of games as well. During the Super Bowl LVIII, CBS Sports partnered with Nickelodeon to add ...

But due to not having broadcast rights, the catch is the players all appear as cartoon versions of themselves similar to those that were whipped up on Wii Sports. The AI technology used allows for ...

On Monday night, Channel 9 – the official broadcast partner of the Australian Open – had to make the difficult choice of which two matches to show on their dedicated free-to-air TV channels.