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The Davis Cup Tennis

Second hand. Comes with spine card.

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$6.79 $9.99 In stock

Category: PC Engine Super CD ROM

Davis Cup takes a simulation approach to the game, with interesting split screen approach allowing for good two player rallies as there is no far side disadvantage. One for the strawberries and cream munching Henmaniacs.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

The split screen approach actually makes two-player matches feel fair and engaging, no more arguing about who has the better side. Played several nail-biting rallies with a friend last night, and the pacing felt just right for a tennis sim.

Abigail N. ★★★★★

The simulation depth surprised me—it’s got a real strategic feel once you get into the swing of serving and rallying. The split-screen play is a godsend for avoiding that far-side disadvantage, and my buddy and I had a blast with it. A perfect fit for anyone craving a more tactical tennis game.

Amelia X. ★★★★★

That split-screen setup makes two-player rallies feel completely fair for once—no more squinting at a tiny far-side player. It’s genuinely fun to volley back and forth without that awkward disadvantage. A perfect retro tennis fix.