Commodore Amiga
Center Court
This tennis game was written in the renowned Blitz Basic programming language. It features a full career mode, in which your created player starts at the bottom of a ladder of 100 players (including stars of the era such as Sampras, Edberg and Stich), and adjusts his abilities (in areas such as service, forehand and lob) using a small amount of points. The game season features a range of tournaments, form the grand Slam events to ordianry tour events with a limited field, and it is these that you have the chance to enter at first. The game is viewed from above and slightly behind the court, a view which will be familiar to anyone who's played a Pro Tennis Tour AKA Great Courts game. Grass, clay, hardcourt and indoor grounds are provided, and individual 1 or 2 player matches can be played over 1,3 or 5 sets.
- Date de sortie
- December 31, 1994
- Développeur
- Gernot Fritsche
- Éditeur
- Acid Software
- Joueurs
- 1-2
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Center Court
This tennis game was written in the renowned Blitz Basic programming language. It features a full career mode, in which your created player starts at the bottom of a ladder of 100 players (including stars of the era such as Sampras, Edberg and Stich), and adjusts his abilities (in areas such as service, forehand and lob) using a small amount of points. The game season features a range of tournaments, form the grand Slam events to ordianry tour events with a limited field, and it is these that you have the chance to enter at first. The game is viewed from above and slightly behind the court, a view which will be familiar to anyone who's played a Pro Tennis Tour AKA Great Courts game. Grass, clay, hardcourt and indoor grounds are provided, and individual 1 or 2 player matches can be played over 1,3 or 5 sets.
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- Developer
- Gernot Fritsche
- Publisher
- Acid Software
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