Play Davis Cup World Tour (USA, Europe) (June 1993) Online

Game Overview

Remember when tennis games were just about timing and reflexes? Davis Cup World Tour nails that old-school vibe—no fancy animations or career modes, just you, a pixelated court, and that satisfying thwack when you nail a serve. The controls are stupidly simple (A for topspin, B for slice, and good luck returning a 120mph serve), but don’t let that fool you. After a few matches, you’ll start angling shots like a pro, even if your character moves like they’re stuck in molasses.

Playing solo against the AI gets brutal fast—the European team’s backhand is weirdly OP—but couch multiplayer is where this shines. My brother and I used to argue over whether the USA or Spain had the better stats (turns out, it barely matters when you’re both button-mashing). The crowd noise sounds like someone recorded a handful of bored groans on loop, but honestly? That just adds to the charm. If you’ve got a Genesis collecting dust, this one’s worth digging out for a quick match.