Released shortly after 3D World Boxing, Simulmondo's 3D World Tennis suffers from the same good graphics/bad execution faults.

4D Sports Tennis is a revolutionary tennis game that unfortunately was both critically and commercially less successful than its over-hyped cousin 4D Sports Boxing.

Advantage Tennis is a fun tennis game by Infogrames that is a cut above average tennis games on the market.

Of all sports, table tennis has rarely been the subject of computer version.

Center Court Tennis is an average tennis game that looks better than most tennis games at the time, but plays much worse than classics like Great Courts 2.

No doubt one of the most obscure Macintosh games ever made, Virgin Mastertronic?s Club Racquetball is a solid computer version of one of the world?s "niche" sports -- racquetball, a...

A relatively rare version of Mindscape's classic tennis game 4D Sports Tennis, Compaq Grand Slam Tour is identical in every respect except for digitized photos of real-world courts that make...

Game, Net & Match! is the long-awaited third game in Blue Byte?s excellent Great Courts tennis game series.

Released in 1989 by Blue Byte, Great Courts is one of the first really enjoyable tennis games on home computers.

Great tennis simulation by Blue Byte, offering nice gameplay, good graphics and sound (although lacking the samples and speech of the Amiga game), a great tournament mode, player profiles and...