Sega Superstars Tennis

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By Andy_Kelly published 18 March 08

Imagine Virtua Tennis with Sega characters - you've just imagined this

By Iain Wilson published 18 March 08

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By PlayStation_World UK published 8 February 08

Virtua Tennis minus Henman plus Space Channel 5's Ulala equals win

By Justin Towell published 3 January 08

Jet Set Radio star looking ace indeed

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