NES Game: Tennis

A young racket player chases bigger tournament brackets. In the NES Game: Tennis, the road runs from smaller events toward major matches and a place on the international stage with spectators in the stands. Practice court time introduces the sport's basic rules before the tournament climb begins.

How to play?

Serving the ball well sets up each point and puts pressure on the return. Receiving shots cleanly sends the rally back across the court. Ball placement decides where the shot lands after contact. A ball that hits the net gives the opponent 15 points. Court contact under the wrong condition also awards 15 points to the other side. Strong serves make the return harder to send back. String together wins to move into bigger competitions.