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OpenTennis (Hot Shots Tennis remaster)

A from-scratch Rust rewrite of the PS2 game Hot Shots Tennis that plays from your own US disc in a browser, on PC or on a phone, with online play.

WorkingEngine rewriteNeeds your own copyWorks on phonesbetaUpdated

You need your own copy of Hot Shots Tennis (Everybody's Tennis / Minna no Tennis). This port only runs with files from a copy you own; there is no download or play button here. No copy? These play in your browser right away, no files needed: BO1 Zombies (vel.gg), GTA 3 Online (quenq III Web), The Simpsons: Hit & Run WASM.

What you need

Your own US PS2 disc image of Hot Shots Tennis (boot file SCUS_976.10); Everybody's Tennis (Europe), Minna no Tennis (Japan) and other versions don't work. No PS2 BIOS or emulator needed. Browser, Windows, Linux, Android or iOS.

Official releases ↗GitHub repository ↗

We do not host any files. Only download from the project's official source.

Every version of Hot Shots Tennis 1

  1. OpenTennis (Hot Shots Tennis remaster)This page

    WorkingBrowser buildWeb build

    Runs in your browserNeeds files from a copy you ownbeta · Oct 23, 2026

    Play ↗GitHub ↗

We link to each project's own page and host no game files. Version data from project pages, our daily checks and awesome-decomp-games (CC0).

Short answer

Hot Shots Tennis now has an unofficial remaster for the browser, PC and phones: OpenTennis by FIZL0, a from-scratch rewrite in Rust (Bevy engine) that plays from your own US PS2 disc. Open opentennis.dev and pick your ISO, or download it for Windows, Linux, Android or iOS. Latest release: v1.3.7 (23 October 2026). It is a work in progress.

Hot Shots Tennis is Clap Hanz’s 2007 tennis game for the PlayStation 2, from the team behind Hot Shots Golf; it is called Everybody’s Tennis in Europe and Minna no Tennis in Japan. OpenTennis was created on 7 October 2026 and had 12 releases by 23 October.

This site is not affiliated with the project, Clap Hanz or Sony.

What it is

  • A rewrite, not an emulator: new Rust code that aims to be the same game, with the same ball physics, rules, timing and AI, checked frame by frame against the real game, plus better rendering.
  • The original’s art and sound from your disc: everything the game shows or plays is read at runtime from your own copy.
  • Many platforms: the browser site, Windows, Linux, Android and iOS, and an online lobby. A beta site gets every change first.

What you need

  • Your own US PS2 disc image of Hot Shots Tennis (boot file SCUS_976.10). Other regions don’t work.
  • No PS2 BIOS, emulator or other files: those are only for the project’s research tools.
  • A browser for opentennis.dev, or the release for your device from GitHub.

The README asks people not to request or share disc images. We don’t link or explain how to get them either.

Not working?

  • Disc refused: it checks the boot file and the image’s size and header; only the US release is accepted.
  • Something plays differently from the PS2: the project compares against recordings of the real game, so a report with a clip helps.

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FAQ

Is there a Hot Shots Tennis PC port?

There is an unofficial remaster, OpenTennis by FIZL0, a from-scratch rewrite of the PS2 game in Rust. It runs in a browser at opentennis.dev and as downloads for Windows, Linux, Android and iOS, from your own US disc image.

Which disc does OpenTennis need?

The US release of Hot Shots Tennis for PS2 (boot file SCUS_976.10). The README says Everybody's Tennis (Europe), Minna no Tennis (Japan) and other versions have different program data and don't work. You don't need a PS2 BIOS or an emulator.

Does it include the game?

No. The README says the repository holds no models, textures, sounds, music or program code from the original; everything is read at runtime from your own disc, and nothing is uploaded.

Is it finished?

The README calls it a work in progress. It says the ball physics, shots and court play like the original, checked frame by frame against recordings of the real game. There is also an online lobby.

Unofficial. This page is written by an independent directory. It is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Sony Computer Entertainment (developed by Clap Hanz) or FIZL0 (OpenTennis (Hot Shots Tennis remaster)'s author). We do not host any files, and we never link to game files, ROMs or ISOs.

Sources

This page was last updated on Oct 24, 2026. A date after a source is the day we read it. Versions and steps follow the official project; if they differ, the official source wins.

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