Ever stumbled across a weird sports game prototype for the Genesis? Davis Cup II is one of those obscure tennis titles that never got a proper release—just a proto floating around. It’s got that early '90s vibe with chunky sprites and stiff animations, but there’s something oddly charming about how janky it feels.

You pick from a handful of generic players (no real pros here), and the controls are… well, let’s just say you’ll whiff a lot of shots at first. The AI isn’t exactly smart either—sometimes they just stand there while the ball bounces past. But if you’re into digging up forgotten relics, it’s a neat little time capsule of what could’ve been.

Not exactly a hidden gem, but definitely a curiosity for retro sports fans.