I bought this game on a whim having only limited prior experience with Mario Tennis. I had loads of fun for the first couple of world's, but the difficulty seemed to just spike out of nowhere.

I really enjoy this game. I have played tournaments on the system and online as well as the adventure. Good. Stuff.

I preordered this game in April and was excited to receive it. I was tempted by the ￡5 preorder discount so I did. Went to my local smyths to pick it up. Seamless experience. Game is extremely fun. Worth a buy!

This game is a blast to play with your family and friends locally. Swing mode got my wife's mother(62 years old) to have fun playing a video game.

Super fun game, the more I play the more I get addicted

Sick fun and good game, best Mario Tennis late Nintendo 64. Good depth of game as well as cool single mode and also likes Online Tournament mode best! What's missing is good to unlock more in Multiplayer mode, such as new racks and the like.

It's been a little while since Nintendo players saw a good Mario Tennis game – after some solid and deep titles like Mario Tennis Power Tour, we saw Mario's game drop off drastically with 2015's Mario Tennis Ultra Smash.

Lots of modes and ways to play; Well-written; deep Adventure Mode; Surprisingly realistic tennis

Uneven difficulty; Throws lots of information at you quickly

With both Virtua Tennis and Top Spin MIA for some years now, 2018 always looked like a dream for fans of the sport, as no fewer than three racket-based titles were scheduled to launch before the summer.

Bereft of feature content though it was, the Wii U's Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash delivered addictively enjoyable core gameplay, for as long as its online servers remained populated.

Mario Tennis Aces is the best sports game for Nintendo Switch, offering enough in-depth action to keep you swinging.

Deceptively strategic, satisfying gameplay; Tight conventional controls; Lots of multiplayer options

Online performance is inconsistent, especially on Wi-Fi; Awkward motion controls in Swing Mode