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Author: GN Team - Published: 10 July 2025, 7:54 pm
Final Match Tennis is a tennis simulation developed and published by Human Entertainment exclusively for the PC Engine in 1991. This title stands as the most sophisticated tennis game available on NEC's 16-bit system, offering a level of gameplay depth that rivals even modern tennis simulations and surpasses contemporary competitors like World Court Tennis and Tennis Cup.
The game's deceptively simple visual presentation masks an incredibly complex control system that captures the nuances of real tennis with remarkable precision. Human Entertainment has implemented a control scheme that allows players to execute the full spectrum of tennis techniques - powerful smashes, delicate drop shots, aggressive volleys, and precisely placed lobs with varying degrees of topspin and backspin. The sophistication extends to shot placement, where subtle joystick movements determine whether a forehand drives down the line or cuts across court with devastating angle.
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