ATP Tour on the Genesis is one of those early '90s tennis games that actually got the feel right—not just a bunch of stiff animations and awkward serves. You’ve got legends like McEnroe and Edberg, and yeah, their playstyles actually match how they moved in real life. McEnroe’s got that aggressive net game, while Muster grinds you down from the baseline.

The controls are simple—slice, topspin, lob—but timing matters. Miss your swing by a frame, and suddenly you’re watching your guy whiff the ball like a weekend amateur. The courts look decent for the era, too, with clay actually slowing the ball down a bit compared to grass. Just don’t expect flashy commentary or crazy power-ups; it’s straight-up tennis, no gimmicks.

If you’re into sports games that focus on the sport itself rather than spectacle, this one holds up better than most from its time.