Play Davis Cup World Tour (usa, Europe) (june 1993) Online

Davis Cup World Tour came out for the Sega Genesis in 1993, a time when sports games were finding their footing on 16-bit consoles. It was published by Sega, and it tried to capture the team-based, international feel of the real tennis competition. You get a straightforward tennis game that focuses on the Davis Cup structure rather than individual star players.

You control a national team, playing through a world tour to win the cup. The main objective is to defeat other countries in a series of singles and doubles matches. Key mechanics include managing your team's stamina between matches and choosing your lineup for each tie, which adds a light strategic layer. The tennis itself is fast, with an emphasis on timing your shots and positioning your player to cover the court. It can be difficult to master the different shot types and the computer opponents put up a decent challenge. The feeling is one of a quick, arcade-style tennis match where a single mistimed button press can cost you the point.