Mario Tennis Open
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Technical Details
- Play with 2-4 friends online or go solo in an open match. Play singles, doubles, download play, or co-op modes locally. Or just jump into single-player tournaments and exhibition games
- The fast-paced tennis gameplay is exciting. Touch screen controls allows anyone to jump in and have fun. More advanced players will want to master multiple types of skill shots.
- StreetPass features enable the game to continue when you are on the go. Swap Mii characters and show off your skills!
Product Description
Instantly jump into the multiplayer fun, locally or online, as your Mii or your favorite Mushroom Kingdom character. Discover simple touch screen controls as well as strategic depth with different tennis swings, both which propel the tennis experience into an ever-intensifying crescendo of fun as the volleys go on.
| 8 of 10 people found the following review helpful  They Did It Right, By Pat Kelly “pk” (NJ) – See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Mario Tennis Open (Video Game) Now, with some Mario games they tend to become annoying and they try to do too much with what worked. ie, Super Smash Bros was great, but they started adding power moves and special crap in Brawl, which took away from the classic game. Super Mario Strikers has some weird power-ups. Point is: too many power ups and special moves, not as much fun. This game stuck to its roots, but changed in a way that works. It’s more skillfull than other Mario games. You learn what works against what moves, what buttons to press without thinking, and some technical advantages. But overall, everyone is equal and the game doesn’t try to do too much. There are only a few tournaments, so if you like only one character then you won’t play as much, and won’t have as much fun. But if you try to play all tournaments with every character, it’ll be fun. Also, you play the minigames and if that’s not for you, again you’re missing out on something. Other than that, there isn’t much. Online is very jump-in and play, then leave, then play another. So there’s not much to that other than some increased difficulty. Local multiplayer, which I’m sure not everyone has played yet, is the best. I have played my friends who have 3ds or the game multiple times, and playing each other is fun, so is playing doubles on the same team as them. Download play is great, so both people don’t need to buy it (but i’m sure if they have a 3ds they will be convinced to get it anyway). You can also play some mini-games with them, which I’m sure is fun for a bit. Graphics are good, and 3d isn’t overwhelming nor does it try to be. it’s there for depth and making it look nice, not trying to overdo it. Even 2d is fine, but i feel like it’s missing something. It’s all preference. Controls are great. At first, you kind of button mash. Then you learn what to press, and to get the hang of it you use the screen. But then you learn what is what on the buttons, and if you prefer, then you start using the buttons only. It takes some learning. You learn that top-spin is red and A, and lob shot is A-B and yellow. Eventually it becomes second nature and you see they are hitting a flat shot at you and it’s purple, so you react with a flat shot or Y. So it does take more practice than most mario games, but not to a point of unplayability if you don’t know. In conclusion, it was 40 bucks well spent. I know mario tennis games can’t be played forever, so I’m trying to not burn myself out with it. I’m playing small amounts. But I enjoy it, and anyone can. Some of my friends who don’t have a 3ds played it and they enjoyed it. The best is definitely playing local multiplayer with a friend. So try it out, it’s hard to be disappointed. They didn’t do anything to ruin the game, only make it more skillfull to say. If you never liked Mario Tennis, don’t try it. But if you did, you’ll enjoy this one too. 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful Great sports game for the 3DS, By Nicole S (NY United States) – See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Mario Tennis Open (Video Game) As soon as there is a new game that comes out my daughter reads about if from Club Nintendo emails. I saw the day this game was released Toys r us was having a buy one get one 40% off so I jumped on the chance to get another 3DS game for her. She loves it. She has found 4 of the released online unlock able extras through club Nintendo. She says the game is fun not too hard and it doesn’t get her sick. There was one game that she played on her 3DS that she actually made her self dizzy because the controls were hard to use. I tried this game too the graphics are really good. 11 of 15 people found the following review helpful  Deuce, By = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Mario Tennis Open (Video Game) There is no question that when it has came down to the Nintendo 3DS this past year, there has been a lot to offer, yet the one thing that many gamers have wanted is better games. That was the case with The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time and Super Mario 3D Land, which brilliantly brought the drive of 3D games to the Nintendo portable family. But with all of that hype, there still have been some games that Nintendo gamers have eagerly awaited in sports. For a long while, many fans of the Mario Tennis games have wanted to see the next step in action. While there was a Mario Tennis game for the Nintendo Gamecube which did extremely well, there wasn’t one of the Wii, and instead gamers got treated to a Mario Power Tennis, the same Gamecube game, but using Wii controls. Now, Mario Tennis has finally came to the Nintendo 3DS, and the big question is that is it worth the effort and money? Well, mostly a few aces, but not a complete game, set, and match. Mario Tennis Open for the Nintendo 3DS, brings in a lot of the ace action of what made Mario Tennis so popular on the home consoles for Nintendo in the first place, by letting you serve you way to the top of the tournament cup. The game is a bit different this time, by featuring online gameplay, which can be fierce and competitive as it is in the game, as now you can actually compete against others in local and multiplayer gameplay, with the streetpass action from the 3DS. The game features of course the traditional round of Nintendo and Mario favorites including the lovable Yoshi, Mario, the clever and tricky serves of Boo and power shot action of Bowser. The challenge takes you from traditional courts like the Mario Stadium, the strong bounce of Mushroom Valley, where you’ll be playing on a tennis court, with the high-bounce of a mushroom, all the way to the frozen tundra of the Penguin Iceberg, where it can be fast, but easy to slow down on with the slippery ice court. The gameplay handles well as you play in singles and doubles tournaments with top notch results. There also are a few minigames that are also some good, some traditional from Mario Tennis games before, and others, not worth checking out. One of them is Super Mario Tennis, where you’ll be serving and scoring as if you’re playing the classic levels of Super Mario Brothers, and Galaxy Rally, in which you’ll be playing against the Luma from Super Mario Galaxy trying to match him, and collect coins. There is also a bit of a challenge this time enduring with the controls too. That use of the gyro sensor in the 3DS, makes the control a bit more frustrating at times and hard to master. Yet, the game has also made it a bit simpler by sticking with traditional controls by the directional circle pad, and a touch screen control scheme where you can simply touch the screen to make the shot you want to use. That control scheme is a bit easier to play, and definitely more challenging, especially in online and tournament matches. But overall, a nice mixture within the gameplay to keep you playing in sport and aces to the top of the leaderboard. Overall, when it does come down to it, Mario Tennis Open is definitely worth playing for the Nintendo 3DS. While it does have some kinks in it from the controls and lack of minigames, it really is overall the game and the fun. It is a great game for die hard fans of Mario Sports games, and definitely a game that Nintendo 3DS fans have awaited for. I liked a lot in the game, and the fun is worth serving up a strong storm. While some might fight it to be a deuce, it definitely is worth at least a game, set and smashing match. Graphics: B+ Sound: B Control: C+ for motion control; B for traditional control Fun & Enjoyment: B- for solo player; B for multiplayer Overall: B |
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