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Tennis, Nintendo Entertainment System box front

Tennis

Franchise: Nintendo Sports Released October 18, 1985 Nintendo, Intelligent Systems, Nintendo R&D1

Region
Asia
Complete
$23
Sales in 90 days
1in 90 days
Region
PAL
Complete
$15
Sales in 90 days
1in 90 days

Market value

No sales yet
Other releases

Other copy states: loose (6), incomplete (2). Complete copies sell for $15 in the PAL release (1 sale) and $23 in the Asia release (1 sale).

Sales history

2 recorded complete sales of Tennis, NTSC release, newest first
Sold Listing Region Edition Condition Price Feedback
Oct 21, 2026 sold in 3 weeks Tennis NES Matte Sticker Seal CIB 9572 Manual READ Oct 21, 2026NTSC · Standard NTSC Standard Complete $209.99 eBay · Offer accepted asking price shown
Oct 16, 2026 sold in 4 weeks NES Tennis CIB - Rare 1st Print 5-Screw No-Code / Unpunched Hang Tab Black Box⁠ Oct 16, 2026NTSC · Standard NTSC Standard Complete $295 eBay · Offer accepted asking price shown

Photos

NTSC

  • Tennis Nintendo Entertainment System, NTSC cartridge label
    Cartridge label

PAL

  • Tennis Nintendo Entertainment System, PAL box front
    Front
  • Tennis Nintendo Entertainment System, PAL box back
    Back
  • Tennis Nintendo Entertainment System, PAL cartridge label
    Cartridge label

Printings

  • Tennis Nintendo Entertainment System, France box front
    France

Frequently asked

How much is Tennis worth on the Nintendo Entertainment System?

A loose cartridge sells for about $11 in NTSC (US, Canada). Most of the six sales in the last 90 days went for $10 to $13.

How is sales data gathered?

We retrieve listing information through eBay alerts and Vinted alerts provided by GrailHound and apply image recognition and text processing to link marketplace listings to games.

Who made Tennis and when did it come out?

Published by Nintendo and developed by Intelligent Systems and Nintendo R&D1. Released January 14, 1984 in Asia, October 18, 1985 in NTSC and September 1, 1986 in PAL. Also available on the Famicom Disk System and the Game Boy.