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Oh, and seven of those eight special unlockable QR code characters are just different color Yoshi’s. Twenty-four characters are playable in the title but eight of those need to be unlocked by scanning QR codes with your 3DS. Mario Tennis Opens next major crime is the roster. The first glaring omission is any sort of RPG elements, a staple of handheld Mario sports games. And the 3DS’s unique 3D and dual-screen setup seemed like a matchpoint made in heaven.īut Nintendo being Nintendo, just couldn’t give us everything we wanted. It featured online support, the first for a handheld Mario tennis title. It was developed by Camelot, arguably the best Mario sports game developer. Mario Tennis Open had a lot of potential. Mario Tennis Open (3DS) Photo Credit: Nintendo

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There’s fun to be had here, but for the full Mario sports experience, you’ll have to pick up something higher on our list. Golf only has 3 courses to play, tennis lacks any themed courts, and horse racing is, well, horse racing. But each game feels like a shell of its big brother. All of these games packed into one seems like a killer value. On paper, Mario Sports Superstars should be a home run. They’re not mini-games either, they are full games, just not up to par with their full fledge soccer and tennis counterparts. Mario Sports Superstars contains five full games golf, tennis, soccer, football, and horse racing. Mario Sports Superstars for the 3DS took a little bit of Mario sports and a little bit of Mario party and mixed them together.

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If you want to crack some home runs with your friends with a Wiimote, Wii sports is still your best bet. Super Sluggers gave you three different ways to use the Wii controller, and each one came with advantages and disadvantages. But the Wii controller’s simple design made it difficult to nail down the more complex aspects of baseball.

The Wii controller was great for easy familiar movements, like say, swinging a baseball bat. The best thing about the Wii was also at times it’s worse. It was also hard to justify its existence since everyone already had the best baseball game on Wii. Super Sluggers isn’t a bad Mario sports game, but it does suffer from difficult controls and no online play. And a baseball game felt right at home on the console. The Wii was undeniably a smash hit console. Mario Super Sluggers (Wii) Photo Credit: Nintendo It made matters worse that Nintendo tried to shoehorn in Amiibo support, which just felt like an additional cash grab for a bare-bones Mario sports game. Having only one stadium, an embarrassingly difficult to parse roster of characters, and only four game modes, Ultra Smash felt like a step back from its previous entries. The real problem with Ultra Smash is that it was preceded by some stellar Mario tennis titles, and Ultra Smash just couldn’t hang. The Wii U had some great games for it, and a tennis game seems like it would be right at home on the Wii U’s gamepad. Remember when I said Nintendo made some tennis games on much better systems? This isn’t it. Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash (Wii U) Photo Credit: Nintendo Nintendo has a knack for making great tennis games, but their first foray into the sport was pretty rough.įortunately, they improved on the formula and have released some great games on much better systems. With no power-ups, limited character differences, and no story mode, Mario Tennis on the Virtual Boy was a big miss. Second, the game has no multiplayer mode, a crime for a Mario sports game. First, the game was released as a pack-in for a system notorious for causing headaches and illness in children. Mario Tennis for the Virtual Boy ranks lowest on our list for a few reasons. Mario Tennis (Virtual Boy) Is the Worst Mario Sports Game Photo Credit: Nintendo These are our favorite Mario Sports games ranked from worst to best. Mario sports games have a long history, dating all the way back to the original NES. When he’s not busy stomping goombas, you can find Mario hitting the links, swinging his tennis racket, or playing some street soccer with his pals. The world’s favorite plumber is also a huge sports fan.

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