Customer Ratings & Reviews

We play this as a family and it’s great. The kids love it !

Fun game for all. The switch is easy to learn and play quickly

Fairly fun with multiplayer, my only gripe being you can't set the amount of "sets" for a match.

Wonderful game. Very easy to get used to but also challenging.

This is a very good Mario Tennis game. lots of free Post DLC

I usually play with with my little brothers and they love it

Similar to other Mario tennis games, an updated n64 version.

One of the best games for this system so far that I own

great game for a beginner, recommend for mario variety

Fun to play with friends and families. Its great work out too.

A really amazing game that can be enjoyed by the whole family

It's a great game for all ages! Can be easy to hard to master.

Reviewers seem to be harsh on this game. My son and I thoroughly enjoy it.

Fun and easy to play with friends and family would recommend

From previous Mario Tennis titles from older consoles, it was a sure thing that I would get this for the Switch. The kids love it and so do I! Swing mode (using a joy-con as a "racket") makes game time active for the kids as well as adults. highly recommend for the console.

Wow! What fun this game is! Our kids who do not play tennis were hesitant to play this game. After a few minutes of playing, it was a fight to get to play the game. The story mode offers up much value. Nintendo put much creativity into this game with the controls and gameplay to make this a must purchase for anyone who likes tennis or Mario.

Love playing this game with my friends. Recommend this!

Aces is a fun, yet competetive game, that really does shine when it comes to multiplayer. At it's base, it's tennis, and just like the actual sport, can become very heated due to its competetive nature and learning curve. While tying to remain casual and fun, some of the features added can, at times, feel counterintuitive for what the game strives to be, adding mechanics like special meters, moves, slow mo and meter enhanced shots, the game while trying to be casual at its core and yet openly competetive can be infuriating to newer players, or in cases where players are of different skill levels. A little skill goes a long way, for better or for worse, and in my experience, it becomes a game about momentum. Single player is extremely lacking and multiplayer is while fun much of the same, the recent addition of co-op missions is welcome, however, and the option to play by swinging a joycon, while novel, seems gimmicky, but that is just my opinion. In all, while the game can be enjoyable, I am hesitant to recommend it. If it's a game you can get into, then I'm sure you'll love it, but I'd recommend trying it first before you buy through a friend or store demo, or look to get it on sale.

Can’t go wrong with Mario games fun for the whole family

Another great multiplayer game with other modes for solo play