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Introduce

Jimmy Connors Tennis (GB) is a tennis simulation game for the Game Boy Color, offering players the chance to experience the sport alongside tennis legend Jimmy Connors. Despite being developed for a handheld console with 2D graphics, the game attempts to authentically recreate the elements of a tennis match.

Players control their athlete on the court, performing basic shots such as serves, returns, forehands, backhands, and volleys. The control system is designed to be quite intuitive, allowing players to easily execute shots. A notable feature is the ability to perform different types of shots: players can choose between a power shot to increase ball speed, a slice shot to reduce speed and add spin, or a lob shot to hit the ball over the opponent's head. Choosing the right shot at the right time is key to winning.

The game offers multiple modes for players to choose from. The Exhibition mode allows players to participate in a quick match against a CPU opponent, ideal for practice or casual play. The Tournament mode is where players will enter a major championship, needing to advance through multiple rounds to win the title. This is the most challenging mode, requiring long-term skill and strategy. Additionally, the game also features a Practice mode, where players can hone specific skills like serving or returning shots.

Although the 2D graphics of the Game Boy Color are quite limited, Jimmy Connors Tennis (GB) still conveys the necessary details of the court and player movements. In-game sounds include the ball hitting the racket, the ball bouncing, and crowd cheers, contributing to the atmosphere of a real tennis match. The game focuses on strategic gameplay and the player's ability to read the match, rather than just fast-paced action. Players need to move effectively, choose good positions, and make intelligent shots to defeat their opponents.

Emulator Controls

Player 1

= Key ←

= Key →

= Key ↑

= Key ↓

A = Key Z

B = Key X

X = Key A

Y = Key S

Start = ENTER

Select = SHIFT