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Passing Shot arrived on the Amiga in 1988, developed by SEGA Enterprises and published by Image Works. It was a solid entry in the platform's early library of sports titles, offering a straightforward take on tennis without the graphical excess or complex mechanics that would come later. For its time, it felt like a competent attempt to bring the sport home.

You control a tennis player from an elevated, isometric view, moving them around the court to return the ball. The main objective is to win matches by outscoring the computer or a second player in singles or doubles. Key mechanics include choosing between different serve styles, like top spin and curve, and playing across a variety of international court locations. The pacing is brisk, and the difficulty scales noticeably across its four levels. It feels responsive and direct, a no-fuss simulation of the basics of tennis.