Mario Tennis Aces has been on Switch since 2018 and joined a collection of Switch Mario sports games that have mostly been collectively described as “mid” from the community as of late.
But is Mario Tennis Aces as mediocre as described, or does it present some real value to people who still wish to play and develop it's meta-game and online scene?
Is the game still a service ace, or is there no love to be found?
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So after the Mario Tennis games on 3DS and the absolutely dog water excuse of a game called Mario Tennis Ultra Smash on Wii U, Nintendo and developer Camelot were in need of a series rejuvenation.
While they wouldn't attempt to create another tennis RPG like before on handhelds; for their Switch Tennis outing, they tried to strike a balance between offering a enough of a single player campaign while still providing a more classic console styled Mario Tennis.
All underpinned with a few new gameplay mechanics to keep things interesting.
Enter Mario Tennis Aces from 2018.
Clearly looking a little similar to Mario Tennis Ultra Smash in terms of graphics, but improved in many ways, Aces intended to set the series forward again, with a better system for active competition online, and with a consistent flow of free updates to keep players coming back.
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9 янв 2024
