A&B Computing
1st July 1986
Categories: Review: Software
Author: Matthew Fifield
Publisher: Bug Byte
Machine: BBC/Electron
Published in A&B Computing 3.07
Tennis
Game, set and match to Bug-Byte for releasing a good simulation of the popular sport of tennis. All the features of the real game are there, with only one or two minor differences.
The gameplay is fast and a lot of skill is required to defeat the computer-controlled opponent. The graphics of the court, background, etc. are a little crude, but the graphics for the players and the actual tennis ball with its shadow are very nice if a little flickery.
At the asking price, only a fool would miss it!
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