Play All Star Tennis 2000 (Europe) Online

Game Overview

All Star Tennis 2000 is one of those weird little sports games that slipped through the cracks—Ubisoft put it out in Europe but never bothered with a US release. It’s got that classic late-90s tennis game vibe: simple controls, a handful of courts, and a roster of fictional players with exaggerated strengths and weaknesses. The animations are a bit stiff, but there’s something charming about the way your little pixelated athlete lunges for the ball.

You’ll pick a character, jump into a quick match, and immediately notice how much the court surface affects gameplay—clay slows everything down, while grass feels lightning fast. The AI isn’t exactly Grand Slam material, but it’ll punish you if you just spam power shots. I remember getting wrecked the first time I played because I kept trying to smash every return instead of playing strategically.

It’s not going to replace your modern tennis sims, but there’s a weirdly satisfying rhythm to it once you get the hang of timing your swings. Definitely a niche pick for Game Boy Color collectors.