STAGE313 "Pro Tennis World Court"
In this episode, we pick up the topic of the 1988 PC Engine tennis game 'Pro Tennis World Court', getting very excited with nostalgic memories of that time.
It evolved significantly from the previous game, Family Tennis.
As a powered-up version of 'Family Tennis' released for the Famicom in 1987, this title was released by Namco on August 11, 1988. Even though the title changed, the two hosts happily discuss how it firmly inherits the lineage of the Family series.
Looking at the package illustration brings that era right back.
The unique illustrations typical of Namco's Family series left a strong impression, and they get excited about how just looking at the package brings back the thrilling feelings of those days. Furthermore, the graphics and sound unique to the PC Engine are also powered up, with plenty of discussion on the charm unique to retro games of that era.
The conversation unfolds further into detailed discussions about the game modes.
In addition to modes like singles and doubles, a quest mode is also available, but the detailed game systems and control mechanics are discussed in the main episode, so please be sure to listen in.
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