Play Advantage Tennis Amiga Online

Advantage Tennis came out on the Amiga in 1991, developed by Infogrames Europe and published by Fujitsu. It was one of the many sports titles trying to capture the feel of the sport on home computers at the time, offering a straightforward take on tennis without a lot of the flashier presentation you might see in arcade conversions.

You control a single tennis player from a behind-the-court perspective, moving them around the 3D court to hit the ball. The main goal is simply to win matches by outscoring your opponent, either in a single exhibition or through a full season. Key mechanics include timing your shots for power or placement, managing your player's stamina, and learning to read the computer's patterns. The pacing is deliberate, not frantic, and the difficulty can be sharp, especially against later opponents. It feels like a thoughtful, almost methodical game of tennis where patience often beats raw speed.