Tennis Masters Series 2003

Updated 2026-11-05

Tennis Masters Series 2003 is a retail game from Microïds Canada. The PC version came out on 14 Sep 2002. Console versions followed. It is not the 2020 browser game, and its cheat lists are not codes for that browser game.

Later browser game art, not the 2003 box
2020 browser art, eighteen years after the Microïds release.
Modern court banner
A modern court, not a 2002 screenshot.

The game puts you in a season built around nine licensed Masters tournaments and a roster of 67 fictional players. That count is the figure carried on the retail write-ups I used. I do not expand it into 67 invented biographies. Platforms in the record are PC, Xbox, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance and GameCube. The 67-player roster appears in both the retail-game record and Neoseeker’s game description. Platform credits vary across releases; the PC controls and career mode should not be assumed to describe every console edition.

People still search the Xbox original and the phrase “tennis masters codes”. The codes they find are trainer-style cheats for this 2002 game. Poki, CrazyGames, GameDistribution, TwoPlayerGames and Kizi do not list a redeem box for the browser title. I keep the two code stories apart so a cheat for a disc game does not get pasted into a browser guide.

Controls, career mode and the soundtrack belong to that disc. I am not going to pretend a modern keyboard map (V to hit, or X to hit) applies to an Xbox pad from 2002. If you want the free match, use the home page. If you want a box scan, use the database pages below. I do not upload ISO files.

The name “Masters Series” was also the old brand of the ATP’s top tier, before “Masters 1000”. This game licensed that era’s tournaments. It is still a video game, not a results archive. For real Cincinnati or Rome history, use the tour pages on this site.

Retail release facts, checked 5 Nov 2026.
FieldPublished recordStatus
Initial PC release14 Sep 20021 compiled record
Roster67 fictional players2 sources · game record and Neoseeker
Licensed tournaments9 Masters Series events2 sources · game record and Neoseeker
PlatformsWindows, Xbox, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance; GameCube appears in narrative recordsDatabase listings differ by edition

Questions

When did Series 2003 come out?

The PC version is dated 14 Sep 2002. Other platforms followed into 2003. The title year and the PC day are not the same fact.

Does it include real pros?

The write-ups I used say 67 fictional players, plus nine licensed Masters events. I do not turn that into a named roster.

Are its cheat codes for the browser game?

No. Those cheats belong to this retail game. The browser game has no public redeem list.

Sources

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