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2026-10-16 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-16

First Person Tennis: a swipe-driven court simulator

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A browser tennis simulator with CPU and player matches, a world tour, and shot-specific practice drills.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-16 issue.
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Tennis fans looking for a browser-based match
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Practice drills cover smash, drop-shot, serve, and return situations; serve-return difficulty spans six levels.

Field notes

The menu separates full matches, tie-break-only play, and a best-of-five Grand Slam format from practice drills. Players can set CPU difficulty across four tiers tied to world rankings, select court time-of-day and weather, and choose among six serve-return levels. The tutorial is labeled as six chapters; on-court prompts list swipe controls for flat, slice, and kick shots.

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