I Play: 3D Tennis

I Play: 3D Tennis is a video game in the sports genre developed by Simulmondo and published by Simulmondo originally released in 1992. It is currently playable on DOS, Amiga, Commodore 64.

This tennis simulator was the sequel to Simulmundo's 3D World Boxing, while 3D World Soccer was the last game in the series. There is some sports management, as the player you choose (from a preset selection or your own creation) can improve his skills (forehand, backhand, serve, volley, etc. ) as he wins matches and cash prizes and moves up the rankings.

There are 4 different game options: Singles Match, Singles Tournament, Grand Slam and ATP Tour. You must be qualified to play in the last two options based on your current ranking. Beating higher ranked opponents will make your own ranking rise faster.

The view of the game is directly behind the player, but as you get closer to the net it scales so that it is always appropriate for what the player would see from that viewpoint. The players are seen in large, nicely animated shapes and even the backgrounds of the crowd scenes are also animated. At the bottom of the screen are player photos and skill bar graphs, as well as a small overhead view of player positions on the court.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.