Jimmy Connors Pro Tennis Tour
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Challengers
(1990) -
Fun Radio La Compil Micro 2
(1992) -
Golden 7
(1993)
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Jimmy Connors Pro Tennis Tour
(1992 on
SNES)
Description
Great Courts 2 is a tennis game and the sequel to Pro Tennis Tour. You start the game by creating a player and distributing character points, for instance on speed, forehand, backhand etc. The initial skills are raised after winning a few matches. There are different tournaments to choose from, such as all APT tournaments and the Davis Cup. Prize money is provided by doing well in a tournament. The game supports both single and double matches. In the training mode you can play against a ball machine or against a friend. There are different settings to program the ball machine, for instance to practice a certain type of shot. It is also possible to have matches with one player competing against two.
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- Great Courts II - Alternate spelling
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- Amiga Power
- May 1991 (Issue #00) - #42 in the "All Time Top 100 Amiga Games"
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Game added by Rantanplan.
Atari ST added by Martin Smith.
Additional contributors: Alaka, Martin Smith, Martin Smith, formercontrib, Jo ST.
Game added March 7, 2002. Last modified July 15, 2024.