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David Crane's Amazing Tennis

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Also known as
アメージングテニス

Choose opponents and master topspin, volleys, and serves across multiple surfaces in exhibition or tournament play.

David Crane's Amazing Tennis was released for the Sega Genesis in 1992 by Absolute Entertainment; this is the original platform release, so both years are 1992.


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About David Crane's Amazing Tennis

David Crane's Amazing Tennis is a sports simulation for the Sega Genesis. It offers two primary ways to play: a single match exhibition and a larger tournament bracket for sixteen competitors. The game's roster consists of fictional athletes, though it carries an endorsement from the Footlocker brand.

Before a match, participants can select from three court surfaces: grass, hard, or clay. A player also chooses whether their character is left or right handed. Opponents have rankings, with higher ranked ones presenting a challenging match compared to lower ranked ones.

On the court, the player currently serving is positioned closer to the screen for clarity. A variety of shot types are available, including topspin, slices, lobs, volleys, drop shots, and overhead smashes. Strategic serving is part of the gameplay, with the option to use either a hard or soft serve to disrupt an opponent's rhythm.

David Crane's Amazing Tennis Screenshots

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Title screen
Main menu
Enter a name
The score
Getting ready to serve
Served the ball
The speed of the ball was 71 mph
On the other side of the net
The game is tied at deuce
Tournament tree
Playing on a grass court
Choose an opponent