Tennis Games
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Game Boy Advance
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Family Tennis Advance (J)(Eurasia) -
Game Boy Advance
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Agassi Tennis Generation 2002 (E)(Mode7) -
Game Boy Advance
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Agassi Tennis Generation (U)(Rising Sun) -
Game Boy Color
♥ 2
Snoopy Tennis (USA) (En,Fr,Es) -
Game Boy Color
♥ 2
Snoopy Tennis (Japan) -
Game Boy Color
♥ 1
Snoopy Tennis (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl) -
Game Boy Color
♥ 1
Roland Garros French Open (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl) -
Game Boy
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Top Ranking Tennis (Europe) -
Game Boy
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Top Rank Tennis (USA) -
Game Boy
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Tennis (World) -
SNES
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Super Tennis (USA) -
SNES
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Super Tennis (Europe) (Rev A) -
SNES
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Super Tennis (Europe) -
SNES
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Super Tennis – World Circuit (Japan) -
SNES
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Super Final Match Tennis (Japan) -
SNES
♥ 1
Super Family Tennis (Japan) -
SNES
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International Tennis Tour (USA) -
SNES
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International Tennis Tour (Japan) -
SNES
♥ 1
International Tennis Tour (Europe) -
SNES
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David Crane’s Amazing Tennis (USA) -
SNES
♥ 1
David Crane’s Amazing Tennis (Japan) -
SNES
♥ 1
David Crane’s Amazing Tennis (Europe) -
SNES
♥ 1
Date Kimiko no Virtual Tennis (Japan) -
SNES
♥ 1
Andre Agassi Tennis (USA) -
SNES
♥ 1
Andre Agassi Tennis (Japan) -
NES
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Tennis (Japan, USA) -
NES
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Tennis (Europe) -
NES
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Racket Attack (USA) -
NES
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Racket Attack (Europe) -
NES
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Moero!! Pro Tennis (Japan) -
NES
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Family Tennis (Japan) -
Master System
♥ 2
Andre Agassi Tennis (Europe) -
Game Boy Color
♥ 1
All Star Tennis 2000 (Europe) -
Game Gear
♥ 2
Andre Agassi Tennis (USA, Europe)
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Playing Tennis in Video Games: What to Expect
If you’ve ever swung a virtual racket, you’ve noticed these games often emphasize timing, positioning, and quick reactions. The controls usually mimic real-life tennis strokes—forehands, backhands, volleys—so players need to have a good sense of control over their character’s movements. Matches are typically short or tournament-style, giving you chances to serve or chase down shots on the court. The feel varies from simple arcade action to more realistic physics, but all require good timing and anticipation.
This selection offers different styles—some games are fast and easy to pick up, while others aim for a more realistic experience. Whether you’re smashing aces or rallying for points, these games focus on quick reflexes and smart shot placement. Fans who enjoy sports titles that test skill and precision will find plenty to keep them engaged, as each match challenges your ability to read your opponent and respond with just the right shot at the right moment.