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Super Tennis (Master System - Sega - 1985 - PAL)

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Super Tennis (Master System - Sega - 1985 - PAL) Nintendo fikk « Tennis »? Vel, Sega fikk « Super Tennis »! Bortsett fra tittelen (som Nintendo vil bruke igjen på et usammenhengende SNES-spill), bærer de to spillene en slående likhet. Jeg antar det ikke finnes mange måter å representere et tennis-spill på, spesielt på så tidlige titler, men spritesene og bakgrunnene ser ganske like ut for meg. Super Tennis er ganske tregt og grunnleggende, men som et tennis-spill tror jeg det er så godt det blir.

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