Overview
- Number of Players
- 2
- Genre
- Sports
- Release Date
3DS eShop
- 23rd Jun 2011 (USA), $2.99
- 7th Jun 2011 (UK/EU), £2.70
- 20th Jul 2011 (JPN), ¥300
Game Boy
- 31st Jul 1989 (USA)
- 1990 (UK/EU)
- 29th May 1989 (JPN)
- Wikipedia
- en.wikipedia.org
- Also Available On
- Switch eShop, NES
Screenshots (4)
Reviews
8-bit balls
Remember Tennis on the NES? Well, it's back, and this time it's in portable format! The Game Boy version of Tennis is pretty much a remake of the NES game: it's got the same extremely basic setup, but it has been polished it up slightly. Just like with its predecessor, there's not really much on offer here aside from essentially playing...
About The Game
Tennis, anyone?
Game Boy Tennis for realistic match play action.
You can try power serves, skillfully placed shots, lofty lobs, and killer cross courts. Umpire Mario will call the close ones!
So, get ready to serve, and match the baseline - it's Tennis, for everyone!
Comments (7)
This is a pretty fun little game. :3
This game brings back memories. And yeah, so much fun. At least that's how I remember it.
I always liked how Mario was surveying the matches from the umpire's seat; this game is really fun
I need a good tennis game for my 3DS. Please let this come to NA soon!
As soon as I saw this was getting released in Europe for the 3DS Virtual Console, I had to download it. Brings back fond memories playing this in the early nineties on the original Gameboy. Its just a fun game to pick up and play after all these years and having Mario cameo as umpire is brilliant.
It's a shame Nintendo's charging fairly heavy money for these games. AUS$4.50 is too much for something like this. If it was say, $2, I would buy it straight away.
Am I the yougest person on this website? Everyone else talks about playing games "back in the nineties". I was born then!
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