List of tennis video games

The following is a list of all tennis-based sports video games ordered by release year.

Franchises

Legend

Video game platforms
AMIAmigaArcadeArcade video gameATRAtari 8-bit computers
ATR26Atari 2600, Atari 2800ATR52Atari 5200ATRSTAtari ST, Atari Falcon
C64Commodore 64CLVColecoVision, Coleco AdamDCDreamcast
DOSDOS / MS-DOSDROIDAndroidDSNintendo DS, DSiWare, iQue DS
FMTFM TownsGBAGame Boy Advance, iQue GBAGBCGame Boy Color
GENSega Genesis / Mega DriveGGGame GeariOSiOS, iPhone, iPod, iPadOS, iPad,
visionOS, Apple Vision Pro
LunaAmazon LunaN64Nintendo 64, iQue PlayerNESNintendo Entertainment System / Famicom
NGEN-GageNGPCNeo Geo Pocket ColorNX(replace with NS)
ODYMagnavox OdysseyPC98PC-9800 seriesPCETurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine
PS1PlayStation 1PS2PlayStation 2PS3PlayStation 3
PS4PlayStation 4PSPPlayStation PortableSATSega Saturn
SMSSega Master SystemSNESSuper Nintendo / Super
Famicom / Super Comboy		WiiWii, WiiWare, Wii Virtual Console
WINMicrosoft Windows, all
versions Windows 95 and up		XB360Xbox 360, Xbox 360 Live ArcadeXBOXbox One
ZXZX Spectrum

Games

Title Release date Platform Developer Publisher Ref.
Tennis for Two 1958 Analog computer William Higinbotham N/a [1]
Pong 1972 Arcade Atari, Inc. [1]
Tennis 1972 ODY Sanders Associates Magnavox [1]
Tennis 1981 ATR26 Activision
RealSports Tennis 1983 ATR26, ATR52, ATR Atari, Inc.
Match Point 1984 CLV, C64, ZX D&L Research Psion Software [2][3]
On-Court Tennis 1984 C64 Gamestar Activision
Tennis 1984 NES Nintendo R&D1 / Intelligent Systems Nintendo [1]
Racket Attack 1988 NES Tose Jaleco
4D Sports Tennis 1990 DOS, FMT, PC98 Distinctive Software Mindscape
Advantage Tennis 1990 AMI, ATRST, DOS Infogrames
Final Match Tennis 1991 PCE Human Entertainment
Super Tennis 1991 SNES Tose Tonkin House [1]
Andre Agassi Tennis 1992 SMS, GG, GEN, SNES TecMagik
Jennifer Capriati Tennis 1992 GEN System Sacom Telenet Japan
Aim for the Ace! 1993 SNES Telenet Japan
IMG International Tour Tennis 1994 GEN High Score Productions EA Sports
Pete Sampras Tennis 1994 GEN, GG Zeppelin Games Codemasters [4]
ATP Tour Championship Tennis 1995 GEN SIMS Co., Ltd. Sega
Power Serve 3D Tennis 1995 PS1 SPS Kovax
Sampras Tennis 96 1995 GEN Codemasters
Virtual Open Tennis 1995 SAT Imagineer
Pete Sampras Tennis '97 1997 WIN, DOS, PS1 Codemasters
All Star Tennis '99 1998 N64, PS1, GBC Smart Dog Ubisoft
Anna Kournikova's Smash Court Tennis 1998 PS1 Namco
Centre Court Tennis 1998 N64 Hudson Soft
Extreme Tennis 1998 WIN Hammer Technologies Head Games Publishing
Game, Net & Match 1998 WIN Media Games Blue Byte
Pocket Tennis Color 1999 NGPC Yumekobo SNK
Virtua Tennis 1999 Arcade, DC, WIN, GBA, NGE Sega AM3 Sega [5]
Agassi Tennis Generation 2002 WIN, PS2, GBA Aqua Pacific DreamCatcher Interactive
Davis Cup Tennis 2002 GBA Hokus Pokus Games Ubisoft
Hard Hitter Tennis 2002 PS2 Magical Company
Smash Court Tennis Pro Tournament 2002 Arcade, PS2 Namco
Smash Court Tennis Pro Tournament 2 2004 PS2 Now Production SCE [6]
Everybody's Tennis 2006 PS2 Clap Hanz SCE
Rafa Nadal Tennis 2006 DS Virtual Toys Codemasters
Wii Sports 2006 Wii Nintendo EAD Nintendo [1]
Grand Slam Tennis 2009 Wii EA Canada EA Sports
Everybody's Tennis Portable 2010 PSP Clap Hanz SCE
Top Spin 4 2011 PS3, Wii, XB360 2K Czech 2K [7]
Grand Slam Tennis 2 2012 PS3, XB360 EA Canada EA Sports
Stick Tennis 2012 DROID, iOS Stick Sports [8][9][10][11][12]
AO Tennis 2018 PS4, XBO, iOS, DROID, WIN Big Ant Studios
AO Tennis 2 2018 WIN, NX, PS4, XBO, Luna Big Ant Studios Nacon
Super Tennis Blast 2019 WIN, NX, PS4, XBO Unfinished Pixel [8][13]
Dino Galaxy Tennis 2021 WIN, NX Vixa Games [8][14]
Nintendo Switch Sports 2022 NX Nintendo EPD Nintendo [8]

See also

References

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