Smash Tennis
Smash Tennis is an arcade-style tennis game featuring exaggerated animations, special shots, and international tournaments. Known as 'Super Family Tennis' in Japan, it offers fast-paced gameplay with colorful characters.
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About This Retro Game
Play across 12 international locations including Wimbledon and Monte Carlo
8 unique characters with different play styles and special abilities
Three game modes: Exhibition, Tournament, and Smash Match (2v2)
Special 'Smash Shots' with dramatic camera effects and animations
Includes clay, grass, and hard court surfaces with different ball physics
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