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Andre Agassi Tennis

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Also known as
アンドレ・アガシ テニス

Master precise positioning and timing with eight unique players across three court surfaces.

Andre Agassi Tennis was released for the SNES in 1992 by TecMagik; the SNES version was the original release of the game, with other platform versions following later.

About Andre Agassi Tennis

Andre Agassi Tennis is a sports simulation based on the professional tennis circuit. It features a roster of eight fictional athletes alongside its namesake, the only licensed professional. Each character possesses distinct ratings for attributes like movement and shot power.

The simulation requires challenging precision in player positioning and swing timing. Inaccurate execution results in faults, missed shots, or the ball striking the player. A standard set of tennis strokes, including volleys and smashes, is available for use.

Multiple court surfaces are present, such as grass and clay, though their gameplay effects are subtle. Available match types vary by platform, with one version including a "Skins" mode where the monetary value of a point increases with each rally.

Andre Agassi Tennis Screenshots

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Title screen
Game options
Practice mode
Selecting a player
There aren't many differences, so pick the one you like the most
Baseline earns a point
Playing like this can earn a quick point, or leave to court too open
Preparing to make a serve. Terrible animation
Grass court
I guess it's true that he doesn't even have the record of Grand Slam titles in his own house... if we take into account Ark is actually Steffi Graf
Ark, caught unaware by a powerful return has little chance of hitting this back.