Game, Set, Colourmatch.
Nintendo’s Tennis – one of the first releases for the NES and a U.S. launch title for the Game Boy – has made its way to Sega’s 8-bit baby, the Master System. The unofficial port comes courtesy of the suitably monikered homebrewer “OldSchool is Cool”.
The Master System conversion is built on the Game Boy edition, first released in 1989. “Master Tennis” translates the Game Boy code, line-by-line, to be compatible with the Master System’s Z80 processor.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Game, Set, Colourmatch.
Nintendo’s Tennis – one of the first releases for the NES and a U.S. launch title for the Game Boy – has made its way to Sega’s 8-bit baby, the Master System. The unofficial port comes courtesy of the suitably monikered homebrewer “OldSchool is Cool”.
The Master System conversion is built on the Game Boy edition, first released in 1989. “Master Tennis” translates the Game Boy code, line-by-line, to be compatible with the Master System’s Z80 processor.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
