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He had played tournaments as well as playing in doubles with Activision co-founder Alan Miller, but stated he never had interest in developing a tennis-themed game until then.
The presentation was lauded; Super Play described the impression of a 3D court as "the most realistic yet for this type of game", described the sound effects as tremendous, and praised the inclusion of slow motion replays.
Nintendo Power had similar thoughts on the sounds, and found that the "digitized voice of the scorekeeper and excellent sound effects added to the realism".
N-Force felt this made hitting the ball a nightmare, while Super Play stated that serving and receiving from that end is "too tricky".
From a retrospective review, Brett Alan Weiss of Allgame said the game's graphics and animations were high quality, but the point-of-view made it hard to see some shots and the other side of the tennis court which makes it hard to see certain shots as well as the other side of the playfield.
The presentation was lauded; Super Play described the impression of a 3D court as "the most realistic yet for this type of game", described the sound effects as tremendous, and praised the inclusion of slow motion replays.
N-Force praised the large and detailed sprites as well as the quality of animation.
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