| 词条 | Final Match Tennis |
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|title = Final Match Tennis |image = |caption = Cover art |developer = Human Entertainment |publisher = Human Entertainment |series = Final Match Tennis |composer = Hironori Tanaka |programmer = Ryōji Amano |released= {{vgrelease|JP|March 1, 1991}} |genre = Sports |modes = Single-player Multiplayer (up to four players) |platforms = PC Engine }}{{nihongo|Final Match Tennis|ファイナルマッチテニス}}[1][2] is a 1991 tennis video game that was developed and published by Human Entertainment exclusively for the PC Engine. A similar game with improved graphics titled Final Match Tennis Ladies was included in Human Sports Festival,[3][4] a sports compilation that contains three previously unreleased titles. Two standalone follow-ups were also released, 1994's Super Final Match Tennis[5][6] for the Super Famicom and the 1996 PlayStation title Hyper Final Match Tennis.[7][8][9] GameplayThe game's roster has 16 male players based on real-life tennis players, all with different strengths and weaknesses. For instance, Björn Borg has a poor serve but is fast and excels at topspin shots and is especially challenging to play against on a clay court. Boris Becker can serve bombs and has great volleys but is a bit slow. Smashes, stop balls, volleys, back and forehand spins or lobs are all featured in the game. Some players hit with topspin and others hit the ball flat and some do not have a backspin. The player cannot hit different types of serves, only flat and slow. There are three modes available: Exhibition (single match), World Tour (career) and training stages. Through the use of a multiplayer adapter, up to four players can compete in any combination in singles and doubles. ReceptionFinal Match Tennis was awarded the "Best PC Engine Game in 1991" by the German computer and video games magazine Power Play on their February 1992 issue, scoring 91 out of 100 points. Video Games, another German magazine gave the game a 91 out of 100. The British magazine CVG gave the game 90 out of 100 points, complimenting the controls and the depth of the game mechanics. They also praised the game's multiplayer options and artificial intelligence. Comparing it with Kick Off II and John Madden Football, they called it a "truly stunning game" and "one of the finest computer sports simulations available on any machine." References1. ^Final Match Tennis at MobyGames 2. ^Final Match Tennis at GameFAQs 3. ^Human Sports Festival at MobyGames 4. ^Human Sports Festival at GameFAQs 5. ^Super Final Match Tennis at MobyGames 6. ^Super Final Match Tennis at GameFAQs 7. ^Hyper Final Match Tennis at jp.playstation.com 8. ^Hyper Final Match Tennis at MobyGames 9. ^Hyper Final Match Tennis at GameFAQs External links
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