The primary aim of the game was to build public interest in the Dubai ATP Tennis Championships. Built in Flash MX, the game featured a unique 3-dimensional virtual reality engine that was capable of simulating acceleration, gravity and basic drag. User scores and profiles were managed using an ASP and Microsoft SQL Server back-end.
Though it didn’t win at the regional Arjo Wiggins Design Awards in 2004, the microsite was the only one to make the judges’ cut.
Albert Dias 