D&L Research DOS Games: Tournament Tennis & Numéro 10

In the mid-1980s French duo Bruno Duriez and Albert Loridan—hence the name “D&L Research”—earned a following for their lean, lively sports code. On MS-DOS they left two cult classics: Tournament Tennis (1985), whose bird’s-eye court, spin-sensitive serves and animated ball boys foreshadowed later tennis sims, and Numéro 10 (1987), a brisk side-view soccer match that salutes Michel Platini’s iconic shirt number. Both games squeeze smooth play, authentic rules and hot-seat two-player modes into executables smaller than a single floppy. Launch the preserved DOS versions right here on BestDOSGames—click Play and enjoy them for free!