David Cranes Amazing Tennis
David Cranes Amazing Tennis
About our products
About our products
All of our games are cleaned up before shipment. All disc based games are ran through our disc machine and are in great shape. Any pre-owned games are not likely to have working digital codes. Cases will have a inventory tag. New games are still in plastic wrap. Below will give more details on selections:
-Pre-owned game only, will come in a generic case and may have printed out cover art or none at all.
-Pre-owned game, includes a case and the original cover art but it may or may not have a manual.
-In terms of the cartridge based games if marked in good condition the label will be in tact etc. If cosmetically flawed the label might be damaged or some of the shell.
-Pre-Ordered games will ship when we get the game in stock normally 1-2 days before release date. You will not receive the game before release date. Release date subject to change.
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Experience the thrill of the court with David Crane's Amazing Tennis for Super Nintendo System SNES. This hard-to-find retro game will transport you back in time to the golden era of gaming. Don't miss out on the chance to relive the nostalgia - order now and get ready to serve and volley your way to victory! 🎾
According to Wikipedia, David Crane's Amazing Tennis is a sports video game developed by David Crane for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It offers engaging gameplay that will keep you entertained for hours on end.
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Condition Notes
All of our games are cleaned up before shipment. All disc based games are ran through our disc machine and are in great shape. Any digital codes are not likely to work. Cases will have a inventory tag. New games will be in plastic wrap. Below will give more details on selections:
-Pre-owned game only, will come in a generic case and may have printed out cover art or none at all.
-Pre-owned game, includes a case and the original cover art but it may or may not have a manual.
-In terms of the cartridge based games if marked in good condition the label will be in tact etc. If cosmetically flawed the label might be damaged or some of the shell.