Super Nintendo Entertainment System · 1994
Andre Agassi Tennis
A mid-1990s tennis title that lets you play as or against the real Andre Agassi, with singles, doubles, and a money-stakes Skins mode.
- Publisher
- Publisher to verify
- Format
- Cartridge
- Genre
- tennis video game
- Released
- 1994
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Overview
Developed by Radiance Software, the game puts you on court against seven computer-controlled players with distinct styles, plus Agassi himself. Matches span multiple sets across different court settings, with an on-screen umpire calling every shot. The Skins mode adds a gambling-style twist, where the stake on each point grows with every successful return.
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Why it matters
It was one of the first licensed tennis games to feature a real-world star, giving players the chance to compete directly against a recognizable pro. The title also appeared on several platforms, making it a useful reference point for studying how sports games were localized and distributed in the mid-90s.
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The physical edition
A typical complete copy includes the cartridge, the instruction manual, and the retail box. Regional editions may differ in artwork, language, and included inserts, so verify the specific edition before assuming contents are identical.
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Playing it today
The game runs on any standard SNES console and supports one or two local players. It also works on most modern emulators, so the cartridge is not required to play.