Game Descriptions: Take a trip to virtual Wimbledon with NES Tennis. Released in 1984 as one of the 18 North American launch games for the Nintendo Entertainment System, this video game has since become a collector's item. Equally suitable for one or two players, Tennis features both singles and doubles tennis modes. The two-button control scheme makes it easy for beginners to learn. Game scoring follows the same rules as real tennis, and the game's artificial intelligence provides five levels of increasing difficulty to keep players coming back. It even features Mario himself as a referee.

Try your skills in four-on-four hockey with Nintendo Ice Hockey. While it follows most of the rules of conventional ice hockey, the NES version opens up the rink with only four skaters and a goalie on each team. It's especially fun if you happen to have someone to control a second team. Like the real sport, the teams switch ends after each period, and there is an option for a fourth period of sudden-death overtime followed by a shootout if necessary. You build your team from a mix of light, medium, and heavy skaters, and then play from a top-down view.