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RealSports Tennis

Published by Atari New Zealand / Monaco

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Information

Genre
Sports - Tennis
Controls
Joystick
Players
1, 1 vs. 2, Demo
Programmer(s)
Macrae, Douglas B., Hodgkinson, Alan
Format
PAL
Year
1983
Publisher
Atari New Zealand / Monaco
Country
New Zealand
Medium
Cartridge
Serial
CX2680

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.4/10 · Votes: 10 · Downloads: 1,815 · Hits: 5,471

Additional Comments

The ball is larger in the NTSC version than the PAL version.

Screenshots (7)

RealSports Tennis — screenshot 1
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 1
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 2
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 2
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 3
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 3
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 4
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 4
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 5
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 5
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 6
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 6
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 7
RealSports Tennis — screenshot 7

Cover Art (3)

Cartridge 1
Cartridge 1
Cartridge 2
Cartridge 2
Cartridge 3
Cartridge 3

Comments (3)

  • Hoessi6661 Mar 2020

    The best Tennis-Game on the System and even Fun playing against the Computer. Technically superior to Activions fine Tennis.

  • Paul Humbug1 May 2006

    I forgot to mention that I was amazed by the intro: the "Tennis" logo bouncing in super soft scrolling like a tennis ball. That I considered a very good intro for a generation of VCS games not even bothering with a title screen.

  • Paul Humbug1 May 2006

    Well, my first tennis game ever. I was disappointed because it rather played like Ping-Pong. No netballs, far away from real tennis but quite fun against a human opponent. I never understood why the actual lines of a tennis court were not drawn. It would have given the appearance a little bit more realism. After all, this was what was available and affordable (the homecomputers or Nintendo/Sega were still too expensive for us) and we did not complain much.

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