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Game Overview

Remember when tennis games didn’t need 50 different shot types and hyper-realistic physics? David Crane's Amazing Tennis on SNES is pure, old-school fun—just pick a character, grab your pixelated racket, and start smacking the ball. The controls are stupidly simple (no fancy trick shots here), but the ball has this weird, bouncy momentum that keeps matches unpredictable. I lost my first game because I kept underestimating how far the ball would skid after a hard serve.

The colors pop like early '90s neon, and the players have these exaggerated animations when they dive for the ball—it’s more cartoon than Wimbledon. Doubles mode gets chaotic fast, especially if you’re playing with a friend who insists on hogging the court. It won’t replace modern tennis sims, but for quick matches where the only strategy is “hit it hard and pray,” it’s weirdly satisfying. Also, the umpire’s voice yelling “FAULT!” never gets old.