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Sport, Action, Fantasy
OpenCritic77IGDB83
Hit the court for explosive action in the latest Mario Tennis game! Join Mario and friends for over-the-top tennis mayhem! Use topspins, slices, lobs, and other familiar shots—along with other fancy footwork and new defensive maneuvers—to outpace your opponents on the court. Keep a rally going, build up your Fever Gauge, and unleash powerful Fever Shots that can be augmented with special effects by equipping Fever Rackets!
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Unpretentious, clear, tiny and abstract.
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Daily StarTom HutchisonFeb 20265/5 starsMario Tennis Fever also supports GameShare functionality, allowing up to four players to take to the court together using just one copy of the game.
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GameRantDalton CooperFeb 20269/10Mario Tennis Fever is a fully-featured and exciting Mario sports game that is easily the best Mario Tennis has ever been.
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PCMagFeb 20264.5/5 starsAn arcade sports game with wild offensive and defensive mechanics, Mario Tennis Fever is a must-have Switch 2 game that I recommend to anyone who fancies a bonkers spin on traditional racket competition.
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Digitally DownloadedMatt SainsburyFeb 20262.5/5 starsOn the Game Cube app, there is Mario Strikers. That is an excellent example of a time where Nintendo and its party sports developers had a handle over the balance between capturing the basics of the sport and making it arcade fun. Now, though, they’ve lost the plot entirely. I genuinely don’t understand who this is for, but it isn’t me. Or anyone that I know who loved what Mario Tennis once was.
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TheGamerStacey HenleyFeb 20263/5 starsIf you’re buying Mario Tennis Fever to have a few rounds of tennis with friends the way you would Mario Kart, then you’ll have a good time. It’s a solid arcade tennis game with some unique powers and cute character moments. But as an overall experience, it’s shallow, a little unbalanced, deeply lacking in creativity, and seems to deliver the bare minimum of options outside of its roster and rackets.
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IGDB rating 8.3/10 from 4 ratings.
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