International Tennis

Released 1985 · consists of 0 releases.

A side view tennis game for the C64 that follows the basic rules of the sport.

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International Tennis

First release date	1985
Platform	Commodore 64
Developer	Commodore
Publisher	Commodore
Genre	Sports , Tennis
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