Mario Tennis Aces - Nintendo Switch

Game is fun my only gripe and it’s a bit late now but I’m just now taking the game out of the package (a month later) and the game case is completely destroyed. Seems like it was stepped on. Game is fine, just the case is badly damaged

I luv tennis and this game brings it to my switch!!!! A must for tennis lovers!!!!

Nice video game. Kids love it! A substitute for exercise.

Much more than just a tennis game. Yes you can just play tennis but there are also Quests & story line to challenge yourself. Play solo against the computer or with a friend.

After the extremely disappointing Mario Tennis Ultra Smash, I was hesitant to purchase Aces. I’m glade I did though. Those of you new to the Mario Tennis series may be wondering what makes it special. Of course, there’s the inclusion of characters from throughout the Mushroom Kingdom. Of course Mario, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Peach make appearances, but the game excels in adding smaller characters to the mix as well. Baddies such as Chain Chomp, Spike, and Blooper are also featured in the game’s roster. Unlike in Mario Kart, where characters are split into weight classes and and all characters in the same class play the same, characters in Mario Tennis Aces are split into 6 playstyles, and each character has their own unique characteristics. New to the Mario Tennis series is the introduction of an energy system. By charging up your shots, you can build up your energy gauge, which in turn can be used to activate special skills. Zone speed slows down everything except your character, giving you time to get to a far-away ball. Zone shots allow you to send powerful, accurate shots lasering into your opponent’s court. Trick shots can be used to quickly move across the court to return a powerful shot. If you’re able to fully charge your energy meter, you can unleash a special shot, which if not blocked with perfect timing, will shatter your opponent’s racket. For the first time since Mario Tenni: Power Tour on the GBA, Aces contains a single player story mode with light RPG elements. The story itself is mediocre at best, but it serves as a great way to hone your skills before jumping into the surprisingly competitive tournament mode. Tournament mode is by far the highlight of Mario Tennis Aces. It pits you against randomly selected online players, and builds a tournament based on single-match elimination. Because the game doesn’t create the entire tournament at once, and instead matches two player in round two together, etc., wait time in between matches is always short.

This game does what Nintendo do really well, that is to take a genre of game and turn it in to something uniquely Nintendo. All their top characters are there, all the things that make you smile and laugh, but at its heart it is still a game of skill and tactics. A really entertaining game that everyone can play.

Mario Tennis is fun for all ages. It can be as simple or advanced based on the skill levels of the players. There’s also a surprising amount of variety in terms of the gameplay modes. While it has some flaws, there are plenty of elements that make it a fun game to add to the rotation.

Great gameplay, it's a fun game to play with friends and family the graphics are good. One of the best tennis games I've played in a long time. The story mode is good and the arcade gameplay is absolutely fun. The only problem is the online match making takes a long time due to Nintendo online service being not up to par.