Alright, let’s talk about IMG International Tour Tennis on the Sega Genesis. This one’s a total time capsule—the kind of game you’d rent on a Friday night in the ‘90s and play until your thumbs hurt. The controls are dead simple: one button for a regular shot, another for a lob, and that’s about it. No fancy power meters or trick shots here, just pure, old-school tennis.

At first glance, it feels a little barebones—no real player names, just generic avatars—but there’s something weirdly satisfying about the way the ball physics work. The rallies get surprisingly intense, especially against a friend. The AI’s not bad either; crank up the difficulty, and you’ll actually have to work for those cross-court winners.

Graphically, it’s exactly what you’d expect: chunky sprites, a basic court, and that classic Sega blue sky in the background. But hey, it runs smooth, and the sound effects—that crisp thwack when you nail a serve—are weirdly satisfying. If you’re into retro sports games, this one’s a solid pick. Just don’t expect Wimbledon-level realism.