Super Tennis

About

Super Tennis is a straightforward tennis game that swaps realistic physics for arcade-style fun. Developed by Tose and published in 1991, it lets you play singles or head-to-head matches using a simplified control scheme. The game uses mode 7 effects to rotate court backgrounds, giving it a slick visual flair for the era. While the AI is basic and the match types limited, the focus is on quick rallies and exaggerated spin shots that make every point feel dynamic. The game stands out for its early use of mode 7, which created a pseudo-3D look before it became common. Players often note the crisp sprite work and the way the court environment scrolls smoothly during play. Though it lacks depth compared to later sports titles, its simple multiplayer and fast matches keep it feeling punchy. Some retro gaming communities highlight it as a forgotten example of SNES-era technical creativity.