Play Andre Agassi Tennis Online

Andre Agassi Tennis on the Sega Genesis is exactly what you’d expect from a 90s sports game—flashy, a little janky, but weirdly addictive. You’ve got Agassi himself, rocking his iconic long hair and neon outfits, plus seven other made-up players who all feel slightly different in terms of speed and shot power. The roster’s thin, but hey, at least you can pretend to be Andre.

Timing matters way more here than in other tennis games. Swing too early or late, and you’ll either whiff completely or send the ball flying into the stands. The controls take some getting used to, but nailing a perfect cross-court forehand feels surprisingly satisfying. There’s grass, clay, and indoor courts (hard court if you’re on Sega), though they don’t play all that differently.

The Skins mode is the real highlight—every point earns cash based on how long the rally lasts, so you’ll find yourself actually trying to keep the ball in play instead of just smashing winners. It’s a neat twist that makes matches way more tense than they have any right to be. Just watch out for those embarrassing moments when the ball bonks you right in the head.