DeVuego

I've sampled more than a few sports Sims over the past few years, with the majority plagued by poorly designed and implemented control systems that can provide an incredibly frustrating gaming experience. The fact is, the success of any title rests on its playability, and Droopy's Tennis has this by the bucket-loads. It's also great to look at, and the environments and background animation demonstrate the developers' incredible attention to detail. Add to all this a link option where you and a friend can have a two-player experience with a single copy of the game, and you're looking at a tennis game that can't be ignored. Good, clean fun for sports fans of all ages.