Super Tennis (Super Nintendo, 1991)

A fast, realistic sim of the popular sport, Super Tennis has options galore, including a variety of singles and doubles play, tournament action (with 20 generic men and women to select from, each of varying strengths), and three types of court surfaces: hard, lawn and clay. The ball bounces differently on each surface, just like in real tennis, and the lobs, slices, smashes and other strokes are realistically portrayed. The graphics and sounds are solid for a first-generation Super NES game, a password saves tournament progress, and the two-player action is super. This is easily the best tennis game for the system.