Boo isn't god tier. You have to thank its horrible lunge, its very bad reach, its instability, and its laggy animations for hitting the ball.

Koopa Troopa is pretty easy to overwhelm, thanks to its low reach and low power. Donkey Kong pretty much sucks. Both of his power shots make him lag, and since he can't net play, his games take longer to overwhelm the opponent.

Don't understand how Waluigi is higher than, say, Luigi. I don't understand how Luigi is low in the first place.

He's an excellent net-player. He's very good at volleying and he has an acceptable reach. Boo isn't god tier. You have to thank its horrible lunge, its very bad reach, its instability, and its laggy animations for hitting the ball. Koopa Troopa is pretty easy to overwhelm, thanks to its low reach and low power. Donkey Kong pretty much sucks.

Both of his power shots make him lag, and since he can't net play, his games take longer to overwhelm the opponent. Don't understand how Waluigi is higher than, say, Luigi. I don't understand how Luigi is low in the first place. He's an excellent net-player.

He's very good at volleying and he has an acceptable reach.

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Note to self: Buy Mario Tennis as soon as possible. That's all that really needs to be said about this game. If you want to read on while I extol the virtues of this game, then please be my guest. Game Crash Bandicoot 3 Ps1 For Pc. If you'd rather not read my blather, then heed the first sentence and just start playing it. Trust me, there's plenty to enjoy, as developer Camelot has outdone themselves and their previous N64 benchmark title (Mario Golf).

First of all, glad that 14 of the 16 characters in Mario Tennis are available right away. Unlike golf, where it's fun to unlock new players in a ip challenge, tennis is all about the different styles of play. A nice portion of the Nintendo family is present, including a few surprises (like Waluigi). Gameplay is two-button heaven--it's by no means shallow or limiting. Different surfaces and an analog controller are all you need to create an unlimited number of great shots. And you'll see those shots in clear detail, as characters are nicely animated and move without a hint of slowdown. There is also no shortage of game modes, with tournament play, singles, doubles, ring shot, ring shot time attack, and other mini-games like Bowser Ball and Piranha mode.

Finally, if you get three friends, or enemies, over for some four-player doubles, I guarantee you'll have a good time--it's a fantastic party game. MT is a great package with a long shelf life. The only real shame here is that Nintendo can't throw this sucker online. Mario Tennis has the simple charm of Mario Golf and a similar quality level as well (they're from the same developer--Camelot).

Cute players (Mario, Boo, Donkey Kong: Jr., Luigi, the whole gang), lots of stuff to open up and most importantly awesome gameplay. Each character brings a unique dimension to the contest be it the ability to float, move super fast, smash the ball, curve it, etc. It's actually deeper than Virtua Tennis if you can believe that. The MT multiplayer games are especially fun (in Virtua Tennis they're just so-so).

The wacky characters and wild abilities make it entertaining on many levels. Don't hesitate on this one; Mario Tennis is a must-buy.

With a lineage of games unmatched in quality, I held the highest expectations for MT. Maybe that's why I was ever so slightly disappointed with this latest Mario sports offering. MT is excellent, but doesn't define state of the art in its genre tike Mario Golf did.

While the graphics are as good and fluid as you can get on the N64 and the gameplay solid, the game suffers from what is perhaps an inescapable part of tennis games: playing on the top or bottom of the screen. While MT has different settings, all the Mario-style power-ups you'd imagine and some cool mini-games, the traditional tennis game is still the best part. Take Centre Court at Tennis' Most Prestigious Event! Great Features. 24 Players: Select from 12 world class men and women pros. Each player has different strengths: serve, volley, forehand, backhand, & court coverage.

Play Options: Choose singles or doubles on grass, clay, or hardcourts. Play with 1, 2, 3, or 4 players*. Select exhibition play or an 8-player Wimbledon Championship draw. Totala 5000 Unit Patch. Skill Levels: Select from 10 different skill levels for competitors. Exciting play for everyone from beginners to experts.