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Button BX or K
Button X / Turbo AA or U
Button Y / Turbo BS or I
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L1 / LB R1 / RB SELECT START Y X A B RETRO ARCADE
Gamepad InputRetro FunctionKeyboard Key
D-Pad / AnalogCharacter Movement / Steeringโ–ฒ โ–ผ โ—„ โ–บ
Button A (East)Primary Action / Attack / FireZ / K
Button B (South)Secondary / Jump / CancelX / J
Button X / YSpecial / Turbo / Extra FireA / S
SelectInsert Coin / Select OptionRight Shift
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Game info: ๐Ÿ‘๏ธ 177 plays
Jennifer Capriati Tennis (USA)
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Game title:Jennifer Capriati Tennis (USA)
Platform:Sega Genesis
Author (released): Unknown (1992)
Emulator Core:SEGAMD
Game Manual: ๐Ÿ“– Official Manual (Built-in)
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License:Freeware / Abandonware
Available online emulators for Jennifer Capriati Tennis (USA):

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Emulator Core EngineTechnologyMultiplayerGamepadTouchAdsAction / Switch
EmulatorJS (Default WebAssembly) WebAssembly / JSYESYES YESNO โ–ถ ACTIVE
Sega Genesis / Mega Drive (Recommended) WebAssembly / LibretroYESYES YESNO PLAY โšก
PicoDrive WebAssembly / LibretroYESYES YESNO PLAY โšก
Game description:

Jennifer Capriati Tennis (USA) dates from 1992, on the Sega Genesis.

Background

The Genesis paired a Motorola 68000 with Yamaha FM synthesis, which gave its games their characteristic sharp, slightly metallic sound. The early nineties brought bigger sprite work, battery saves and soundtracks people actually remember.

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