Mario Tennis Aces
News, coverage and analysis tracking Mario Tennis Aces across the outlets.- Mario Tennis Fever On Switch 2 Hits Its Lowest Price at Amazon for Prime DayMario Tennis Aces is currently available at its lowest price of $49.94 on Amazon during Prime Day sales. This represents a discount of over $20 from its full retail price of $69.99.
Mario Is Missing! Why Does Mario’s 40th Birthday Feel So [Fart Sound]Despite Mario's 40th birthday, Nintendo's recognition of the milestone has been underwhelming, consisting of a movie, a remaster of Super Mario Galaxy 1+2, and minor updates to existing games. This contrasts with the more significant celebration planned for The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary. The article expresses disappointment in the lack of a major new Mario game announcement, suggesting the iconic character deserves a more substantial tribute.
Mario Tennis Fever Works Better When You Strip It BackThis opinion piece explores the gameplay of Mario Tennis Aces, suggesting that the game's core mechanics are best appreciated when its more complex features are stripped away. The author found the game more enjoyable in its simpler modes, comparing it favorably to older Mario Tennis titles like the Game Boy Color version, and ultimately prefers a focus on clean rallies and solid fundamentals over excessive gimmicks.
Bandit Trap joins this week’s Nintendo eShop roundupThis week's Nintendo eShop update features the physics-based brawler Bandit Trap and the Star Wars-themed Monopoly: Heroes vs. Villains, which is available for pre-order. The Nintendo Music app has added tracks from Mario Tennis Aces and Super Mario Galaxy 2, while Tetris 99 is hosting its 53rd MAXIMUS CUP event with Tomodachi Life themes.
Nintendo Download: May’s BloomingNintendo's latest download update for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 includes new titles like Bandit Trap and Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains. The update also features new music tracks from Mario Tennis Aces and Super Mario Galaxy 2, and announces the 53rd Tetris 99 Maximus Cup event with Tomodachi Life themes.
Mario Tennis Aces added to Nintendo MusicThe soundtrack for Mario Tennis Aces has been added to the Nintendo Music app, a perk for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. The app is available for free download on iOS and Android devices. This news follows a recent software update for the game and promotional events at Nintendo NY.
Nintendo Music Takes To The Court With A Mario Tennis Album UpdateNintendo has updated its mobile application with the soundtrack for Mario Tennis Aces, featuring 26 tracks composed by Motoi Sakuraba. This addition follows recent updates that included music from Tomodachi Life and Super Mario Galaxy. Access to the Nintendo Music service requires an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
Tetris 99's New Crossover Event Celebrates Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream, Unlock A Special ThemeNintendo is hosting a special crossover event in Tetris 99 to celebrate the release of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on the Nintendo Switch. The event, running from May 1st to May 4th, 2026, allows players with a Switch Online membership to unlock a special theme inspired by the Tomodachi Life game by earning 100 points. Nintendo also recently updated Tomodachi Life and added the Mario Tennis Aces soundtrack to its mobile music app.
Mario Tennis Fever Serves Up Another Small Switch 2 Update, Here Are The Patch NotesNintendo has released version 1.0.3 for Mario Tennis Aces on Nintendo Switch, primarily addressing a bug related to Ranked Match rankings not adjusting correctly at the start of the month. While this update focuses on bug fixes, Nintendo has confirmed that further balance adjustments are planned for future updates.
Mailbox: The Wii U's Legacy, Mii Singing, Hippos - Nintendo Life LettersThis month's Nintendo Life Mailbox features discussions on favorite Nintendo hippos, the legacy of the Wii U in light of Switch ports, and creative ways players customize their experiences in games like Tomodachi Life and Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The segment also touches on the creative use of puns in Nintendo Life articles and briefly mentions Shigeru Miyamoto.
My Nintendo adds Mario Tennis Fever wristbandMy Nintendo has added a new reward for Mario Tennis Aces: a themed wristband available for 600 Platinum Points. The wristband, made of cotton and polyester, is described as lending a sporty edge. This follows the game's release in February on the Nintendo Switch.- Mario Tennis Fever review - Confident Return | TechStomperMario Tennis Aces offers a strong comeback for the series, demonstrating Mario's continued prowess on the tennis court. The game successfully recaptures the essence of what makes the franchise enjoyable.
Mario Tennis Fever review - Confident Return | TechStomperMario Tennis Fever offers exciting moment-to-moment gameplay with chaotic Fever Rackets and a large roster, but falters in its single-player modes, particularly Adventure Mode. Despite these shortcomings, the core gameplay is solid, making it a worthwhile investment for game nights or serious online play.
Mario Tennis Fever review – Confident ReturnMario Tennis Fever offers a confident return to the arcade tennis genre, building upon the foundation of Mario Tennis Aces with more robust mechanics and a surprisingly deep adventure mode. The game features accessible gameplay with room for depth, unique Fever Racket mechanics, and extensive content including multiplayer, all presented with Nintendo's signature charm.- An Olympic Bronze Medalist Kicked My Ass in Mario Tennis Fever and I Lived to Tell the TaleWorld number 8 tennis player Carlos Alcaraz discusses the surprising depth of skill required to master the Nintendo Switch game Mario Tennis Aces. He highlights how real-world tennis techniques translate to the virtual court, challenging the notion that the game is purely casual.
Switch 2 getting Nintendo-licensed Mario Kart World racing wheel, pre-orders openPre-orders are now open for a Nintendo-licensed Mario Kart World racing wheel for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. The article also reflects on the top games from the Nintendo Switch 2's first year, serving as a buying guide for various platforms.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder + Meetup In Bellabel Park Demo Now Available At Switch 2 Kiosks (North America)Nintendo has made in-store demos available for Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Meetup In Bellabel Park at select retailers in North America, including Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart. This follows the recent availability of a Mario Tennis Aces demo on these kiosks. Other playable demos include Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond.- Mario Tennis Fever (NS2) Review | VGChartzMario Tennis Aces offers exciting moment-to-moment gameplay with chaotic Fever Rackets and a large roster encouraging experimentation. While the core mechanics are solid for multiplayer and online rankings, the single-player Adventure Mode is a letdown and other modes become stale.
Nintendo’s recent Metascores aren’t a big deal – here’s whyThis article analyzes Nintendo's recent game Metascores, arguing that lower scores for titles like Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, Kirby Air Riders, Pokemon Legends: Z-A, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, and Mario Tennis Fever do not necessarily indicate a decline in quality. The author suggests that factors like the nature of the game series, player perception, and the difficulty of objective scoring contribute to these scores, with some games like Kirby Air Riders and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment being considered better than their Metascores suggest.- Nintendo Switch Online adds Mario Tennis Fever iconsNew in-game icons for Mario Tennis Aces are now available on Nintendo Switch Online. Players can redeem character icons, backgrounds, and frames for 10 Platinum Points each, featuring characters like Mario, Luigi, Blooper, and Piranha Plant.