Play David Crane's Amazing Tennis on sega Online
Pick your court, tweak your playstyle, and outlast opponents in fast-paced rallies where clay slows the ball and grass speeds it up. That camera shift when serving feels weird at first, but soon you're nailing drop shots like a pro.
Game Overview
David Crane's Amazing Tennis is one of those early Sega Genesis sports games that somehow nails the feel of tennis without getting too complicated. You pick between exhibition matches or a full 16-player tournament—I usually go for the tournament because beating all those AI opponents feels oddly satisfying, even if they’re made-up players with Footlocker’s weird endorsement slapped on them.
What’s cool is how different the courts actually feel. Clay slows everything down, grass is fast, and hard court sits somewhere in between. You can tweak your playstyle too—lefty or righty, soft serves to mess with timing, or just hammering topspin shots until the other guy misses. The camera shifts when you’re serving, which takes a second to get used to, but it makes volleys and drop shots way more satisfying to pull off.
It’s not flashy, but it’s got that old-school charm where you can tell the developers actually cared about making tennis fun, not just realistic.
Download David Crane's Amazing Tennis on sega ROM
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