Super Tennis is one of those early Sega Master System sports games that somehow nails the simplicity of tennis without overcomplicating things. You pick your player (no fancy stats, just different sprites), pick a court, and boom—you're smashing pixelated serves across the net. The controls are basic—hit the ball, lob it, or go for a risky power shot—but there's a weirdly satisfying rhythm to it once you get going.

It’s not flashy, but the ball physics actually feel decent for an 8-bit game. You can pull off slices and drop shots if you time it right, and the AI isn’t a complete pushover. Definitely a product of its time, but if you’re into retro sports games, this one holds up better than most from that era.