Super Tennis (EU, JP, US) (Sports) (Super Nintendo)

1991 · sport · Super Nintendo · NES · The Data Archivist V0.01

MANUAL : https://archive.org/details/super-tennis-usa/mode/2up VIDEO LONGPLAY : https://archive.org/details/super-tennis-nintendo-snes-pal-gameplay-full-demostration-part-02/Super+Tennis+Nintendo+SNES+PAL+Gameplay+(Full+Demostration+Part+01).MP4 Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Tennis Super Tennis [a] is a 1991 tennis video game for the Super NES . It released at early points in the Super Nintendo's shelf lives and uses mode 7 . Gameplay Gameplay screenshot. The game itself features three different modes: Doubles mode, World Circuit mode, and Singles mode, in which the player competes against a human or chosen computer opponent. [2] [3] In doubles mode, the player and a human teammate can face the CPU. Said-players can each pair with a CPU opponent, or one player can pair with a CPU opponent to face two other computer opponents. Circuit mode is the most unlike the other modes and featuring a wide range of sequential tours the player can choose to battle through each to earn ranking points, with aim to finish number one in the rankings. There are four minor tournaments and four major tournaments, each taking place on one of three surfaces that each have different effects on how the ball bounces; the tournaments are based on real-life counterparts and include nearly every world tournament in existence at that current time. All tennis players, whether playable or the opponents, are cute, short representations of the then-top world players, though their last names are left out of the game. Each playable tennis player has their own talents on the court. Multiple of the right-hand buttons of the SNES controller perform different tennis racket moves and the direction of the ball when hit is influenced by the control pad , which also moves the player around their side of the tennis court in anticipation of the ball. Super Tennis takes time to master, as the game itself neither tells the player how to play, nor gives them any knowledge on how the many different playable characters subtly differ in play style. Super Tennis North American cover art by Tim Girvin Developer(s) Tose Publisher(s) JP : Tonkin House NA / EU : Nintendo BRA : Playtronic Director(s) Junichi Nagatsuma Producer(s) Ikurō Urai Phil Sandhop Designer(s) Chiemi Haruki Katsuhiko Motono Mika Inoue Artist(s) S. Waki Writer(s) Yuka Nakata Composer(s) Yoshiki Nishimura Platform(s) Super Nintendo Entertainment System Release JP : 30 August 1991 NA : November 1991 [1] EU : April 11 1992 BRA : 30 August 1993 Genre(s) Sports Mode(s) Single-player , multiplayer