Tennis. Just Tennis. One of the launch titles for FamiCom.
The real challenge starts if you set it to level 5 and watch the CPU utterly destroy you. As someone who grew up with this game, I still can't help but to laugh when you score a point and the CPU just runs towards the net like they're mad at you.
The real challenge starts if you set it to level 5 and watch the CPU utterly destroy you. As someone who grew up with this game, I still can't help but to laugh when you score a point and the CPU just runs towards the net like they're mad at you.
Yeah that's tennis alright. Seeing as it was a launch year Famicom game, it's best to go in with low expectations... and if you do, you'll find an acceptable but limited game. At least you can go hang out in the Minus World when you're done.
Tennis é Tennis, se você jogar esperando plot twist e um enredo nível Read Dead Redemption, eu tenho péssimas notícias.
Você controla um jogador do lado de baixo da tela e precisa passar a bola para o outro lado. Mario estará lá para arbitragem porque a princesa que lute.
Curiosamente, o modo dois players apenas torna o jogo num 2 vs 2, em que o segundo jogador apenas ajuda. Devido limitações, é impossível competir com outra pessoa, tornando o jogo muito limitado e difícil.
Você controla um jogador do lado de baixo da tela e precisa passar a bola para o outro lado. Mario estará lá para arbitragem porque a princesa que lute.
Curiosamente, o modo dois players apenas torna o jogo num 2 vs 2, em que o segundo jogador apenas ajuda. Devido limitações, é impossível competir com outra pessoa, tornando o jogo muito limitado e difícil.
NES Week: Day #3
A game I hear mentioned a tiny bit here and there is the NES game Tennis. Now when I say I hear about it a tiny bit I mean a tiny bit because the sports titles of the NES era are never really talked about much and in all honesty I’m really not surprised.
Tennis is very simple: you hit a ball with your racket from one side to another and hope to god your opponent will somehow miss it. Yeah this game really is that simple but also quite infuriating at the same time. When it looks like your hitting the ball…well somehow your not and then it goes out and you lose a point which is just absolutely great…and even when do you get a point it’s usually when it happens to your computer opponent which is…interesting to say the least
Extremely simple, can be infuriating, how many jobs does Mario have???
A game I hear mentioned a tiny bit here and there is the NES game Tennis. Now when I say I hear about it a tiny bit I mean a tiny bit because the sports titles of the NES era are never really talked about much and in all honesty I’m really not surprised.
Tennis is very simple: you hit a ball with your racket from one side to another and hope to god your opponent will somehow miss it. Yeah this game really is that simple but also quite infuriating at the same time. When it looks like your hitting the ball…well somehow your not and then it goes out and you lose a point which is just absolutely great…and even when do you get a point it’s usually when it happens to your computer opponent which is…interesting to say the least
Extremely simple, can be infuriating, how many jobs does Mario have???