Mario Tennis Aces review: A multiplayer smash that's let down by its limited single player mode
With Wimbledon underway and tennis fever threatening to shove aside World Cup fever as the foremost sporting-based malady, what better way to mark the occasion with a new iteration of Mario Tennis? The Switch version of Nintendo's popular sports game sees Mario and his friends, enemies and miscellaneous together again for more inexplicable tennis action. Players can choose from the good (Mario, Luigi, Toad, Peach), the bad (Bowser, Boo, Wario) and the just plain misunderstood (Chain Chomp). You even have the rare opportunity to play as Waluigi. As with most Nintendo titles, a big question is one you'll be faced with early on: is it any good as a single player game?
Jul-2-2018, 15:15:06 GMT
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