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Games like Tennis

1984

Nintendo's classic NES tennis game offers simple, quick singles or doubles matches, solo or with a friend. Mario acts as the referee, and the AI can be set to five difficulty levels.

  • Pixel art
  • Co-op or multiplayer
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
  • Action-packed real-time combat

In short: Games like Tennis

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Tennis special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Super Tennis

94 %Match

1991Nintendo Switch

Brings what grabs you about Tennis: co-op or multiplayer, combat with precise timing and gameplay over story.

A classic 16-bit tennis game from the SNES era with quick arcade controls and a Mode 7 court perspective. It shines in head-to-head play, where shot timing and placement decide rallies.

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Sportsfriends

Pixel art

A bundle of four distinct local multiplayer games built for couch play, from a pixel-art brawler to the motion-controlled Johann Sebastian Joust. The focus is on face-to-face competition and social fun in the same room.

Street Hoop

Pixel art

A fast arcade basketball game from Data East for the Neo Geo, featuring 3-on-3 matches, over-the-top moves and a range of teams. Great for quick head-to-head sessions with friends.

Super Sidekicks

Gameplay comes before story

SNK's arcade-style soccer game with twelve national teams competing in the SNK Cup, first in group play and then in knockout rounds. Fast, simple matches that work especially well against a friend.

Pong

Gameplay comes before story

The ancestor of arcade games: two paddles, one ball and a pure reflex duel in minimalist table tennis style. It could hardly be simpler, which is exactly why it became a landmark in video game history.

EyeToy: Play

Gameplay comes before story

A party game of twelve mini-games that uses the EyeToy camera, so you control everything with your own body by waving, slapping and dodging in front of the TV. Great for casual sessions with friends and family.

Paddle Battle

Pixel art

A frantic local multiplayer party game for up to four players where you dodge, shoot, defend and race against your friends in short competitive rounds.

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