Vs. Tennis (Arcade) Playthrough [4K]
2"Vs. Tennis" released by Nintendo in 1984 for the Vs. Arcades. Players can engage in singles or doubles matches, either against the computer or with up to 4 human players. The game follows the standard rules of tennis, including scoring through points, games, and sets.
Controls are straightforward, with buttons for strong shots, lob shots, and movement. However, the controls are frustratingly unresponsive at times, leading to missed shots and erratic ball behavior.
Graphically, the game has decent graphics for its time, featuring a decent 3-D perspective that adds depth to the court and players. However, the characters lack diversity, with only color variations distinguishing them, and the crowd is represented simplistically with basic pixel art. Sound in the game is minimal but present, with music on the title screen and sound effects during gameplay.
Overall, "Vs. Tennis" suffers from limited gameplay options, repetitive music, frustrating controls, and lack of variety in courts, despite its adherence to tennis rules and decent graphics for its era. Players may quickly grow tired of its shortcomings.