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Pro Tennis: World Court is a sports game released in 1990 for the TurboGrafx-16 and PC platforms. This tennis simulation focuses on delivering an engaging court experience where players compete in singles or doubles matches. The main objective is to win tennis matches by outplaying opponents through strategic serves, volleys, and groundstrokes.
The game features a moderate pace, balancing realistic tennis rallies with accessible controls. A unique mechanic in Pro Tennis: World Court is its top-down view of the tennis court, allowing players to anticipate opponents’ shots and position themselves effectively. This perspective enhances tactical gameplay uncommon in other tennis games of the era.
One distinctive aspect is the inclusion of different courts and weather conditions, which subtly affect ball behavior and player movement. This adds variety and depth to the gameplay, making Pro Tennis: World Court a notable sports title for fans of tennis and retro TurboGrafx-16 games.
