Tennis CAN
The game features single-player and two-player modes for singles and doubles matches, with either competitive or cooperative gameplay. A computerized opponent's artificial intelligence can be set to one of five difficulty levels. Mario is the official.
About this version
| Flap Code | DMG-TN-CAN |
| Booklet Code | DMG-TN-CAN |
| Cartridge Code | DMG-TN-CAN |
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| Box languages |
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| Inner inlay |
 Transparent plastic inlay |
| Publisher |
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About the game
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| Others supports | NES/Famicom |
| Saving | No save available |
| Gaming type |
 Sports and Racing |
| Number of players |
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| Super Game Boy Functions | None |
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Tennis Games
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In-game Comparison
- All roms are the same
Other systems
Seen in the press
Other Versions
timeline
21/07/1990 : Tennis - FAH
23/07/1990 : Tennis - SCN
25/07/1990 : Tennis - FRG
26/07/1990 : Tennis - AUS
24/08/1990 : Tennis - ITA
19/09/1990 : Tennis - NOE
24/01/1991 : Tennis - ESP
06/03/1991 : Tennis - NOE
22/04/1991 : Tennis - FAH
05/06/1991 : Tennis - NOE
11/09/1991 : Tennis - NOE
11/11/1991 : Tennis - NOE-1
14/12/1991 : Tennis - GPS
21/07/1992 : Tennis - FAH
20/10/1992 : Tennis - UKV
11/03/1993 : Tennis - NOE-2
02/05/1995 : Tennis - ITA-1
20/12/1995 : Tennis - FRG-3
03/04/1996 : Tennis - UKV-1
21/01/1997 : Tennis - GPS-1
10/04/1998 : Tennis - AUS-1
01/03/1997 : Tennis - FAH-1
01/02/1997 : Tennis - NOE-3
No date appears : Tennis - USA
No date appears : Tennis - ESP-2
01/11/1994 : Tennis - CHN
No date appears : Tennis - ITA-2
01/05/1999 : Tennis - NEU6
No date appears : Tennis - KOR