Tennis

Description

Tennis for the NES is a classic white sport which led to the thrill of the tennis courts to the homes of millions of players in the mid-80's. Developed by Nintendo E. R. A. and published by Nintendo, this game offered an experience of tennis simplified but addictive, taking full advantage of the technical limitations of the console 8 bit.

One of the features most notable of Tennis for the NES is its simple gameplay and intuitive. Players could choose between different types of shots, such as the drive, the slice or the volley, and compete in single matches or doubles. Despite its simplicity, the game offered a strategic depth that allowed players to develop different styles of play.

Graphically, Tennis for the NES had sprites simple but recognizable, representing the players and the ball. The scenarios, although limited, recreating effectively the atmosphere of a game of tennis. The sound, for his part, was limited to a few sound effects and a repeating melody, but fulfilled their function to accompany the action.

Over the years, Tennis for the NES has been included in various compilations of classic Nintendo, as the Wii virtual console, and Nintendo 3DS. These versions tend to include better graphics and sound, as well as new features such as additional game modes. However, many players believe that the original version of the NES retains a special charm thanks to its simplicity and to the nostalgia it evokes.