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36 Reviews
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Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash provides the bare minimum tennis experience, as shallow gameplay is disguised with gimmicks, particularly when it comes to the single player offerings. The pretty graphics and online functionality are largely its only strong poin...
Abstract: This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Mario Tennis series, with the original gracing the Nintendo 64 back in 2000. On the console side, the sequel would later hit the GameCube in 2004. The Wii only received a remake of the GameCube version, which is...
Published: 2015-11-30, Author: David , review by: gotgame.com
Abstract: Nintendo typically has a large list of first-party releases to fill up their holiday season, and although Star Fox Zero was delayed to next April, that didn't stop another title from taking its place. Cue Camelot's Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash, the third hom...
Published: 2015-11-21, Author: James , review by: gamezone.com
Abstract: Mario is a talented man. The moustachioed Italian icon has been a plumber, a carpenter, a boxing ref, a fighter, a go-kart racing superstar, an artist, host of the best parties in the Mushroom Kingdom, and a multi-sport athlete. The sport Mario is most fa...
Abstract: I wasn't the worst tennis player in my high school P.E. Class, but that's only because one of my friends lobbed the ball out of bounds and over the back fence every single time (you know who you are, Jennifer). It's been over twenty years since then - my...
Published: 2015-11-18, Author: Dave , review by: wccftech.com
Abstract: Mario's been playing tennis longer than most Wimbledon participants have been able to speak – as such, you'd expect him to be playing in the Olympics by now. Oh wait, he does that with Sonic… Well, I suppose for the portly plumber Mario Tennis Ultra Smash...
Charming visuals and animations, Solid, functional tennis simulation
Game modes lack variety and challenge, Lack of online multiplayer options for friend matches, Mega Mushrooms offer no meaningful gameplay change, Only one stadium
Buy your way out of any work, Local multiplayer decent in passing, Looks fine
Amiibo support is nothing spectacular, Knockout Challenge is plain boring, Mega Ball Rally doesn't last, Mega Mushrooms add nothing, Not even on par with Mario Tennis Open's standards, One stadium makes it visually draining, Online doesn't feature any fri
Abstract: Change the sport up with new Mega Battles, using the Mega Mushroom to gain an advantage over the competition. Claim your spot in Mario Tennis lore in singles (1v1) or doubles (2v2) as you play with and against family, friends or the CPU using returning an...
