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When i owned my Commodore 64 and my Amiga A500, i played an excellent game called INTERNATIONAL 3D TENNIS, written by Sensible Software (who need no introduction!) which to my mind was the best tennis sim i`ve ever played. It moved your player for you and allowed you to use the joystick to select 8 variations of forehand, backhand, lob and volley thus making for a much more tactical game than any before it.
A version did surface on the PC, but is now delisted and cannot be found anywhere.
So i say: "WHY DON`T SENSI WRITE A SEQUEL!!!!!!"
After all, the PC could do with a decent tennis game again...
A version did surface on the PC, but is now delisted and cannot be found anywhere.
So i say: "WHY DON`T SENSI WRITE A SEQUEL!!!!!!"
After all, the PC could do with a decent tennis game again...
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When i owned my Commodore 64 and my Amiga A500, i played an excellent game called INTERNATIONAL 3D TENNIS, written by Sensible Software (who need no introduction!) which to my mind was the best tennis sim i`ve ever played. It moved your player for you and allowed you to use the joystick to select 8 variations of forehand, backhand, lob and volley thus making for a much more tactical game than any before it.
A version did surface on the PC, but is now delisted and cannot be found anywhere.
So i say: "WHY DON`T SENSI WRITE A SEQUEL!!!!!!"
After all, the PC could do with a decent tennis game again...
A version did surface on the PC, but is now delisted and cannot be found anywhere.
So i say: "WHY DON`T SENSI WRITE A SEQUEL!!!!!!"
After all, the PC could do with a decent tennis game again...