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| Developer | Nintendo R&D1 |
| Publisher | Nintendo |
| System | Virtual Boy |
| Release Date | JP August 21, 1995 US August 14,1995 |
| Rating | ESRB: K-A |
Mario's Tennis is a sports game for the Virtual Boy. It is notable as being the first primarily Mario-themed sports game.
Gameplay
This game implements Mario and seven other playable characters in a tennis environment, with the 3D effects helping to flesh out the tennis court. Players can perform Single or Doubles matches in Regular or Tournament modes with three difficulties. It has single player and two-player capability, although it was impossible to actually access two-player mode due to the cancellation of the Virtual Boy link cable.
Legacy
Mario's Tennis not only kicked off the subseries of Mario sports games, but it also started the Mario Tennis branch of this subseries, which would later be revived on the Nintendo 64.
Sequels
The next Mario-themed tennis game was Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64, although Mario Golf was released first.
| Titles in the various Mario Sports Games |
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| NES Open Tournament Golf - Mario Golf (64) - Mario Golf (GBC) - Toadstool Tour - Advance Tour - World Tour - Super Rush Mario's Tennis - Mario Tennis (N64) (GBC) - Power Tennis - Power Tour - Tennis Open - Ultra Smash - Aces Super Mario Strikers (Charged - Battle League) - Mario Superstar Baseball - Mario Super Sluggers Mario Hoops 3-on-3 - Mario Sports Mix - Mario Sports Superstars Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Winter - London 2012 - Sochi 2014 - Rio 2016 - Tokyo 2020) |