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!

Mario Tennis Aces is your typically fun Nintendo title set within the Super Mario universe, it's also a game that caters quite well for those that want to pick up the game for a chilling time, while having enough skill based gameplay aspects to satisfying those that want something a little more...

Easy to pick up and play; Caters from a variety of skill-levels; Looks gorgeous; Charming and fun; playing on your own or with friends

Encountered a fair bit on online lag; No offline multiplayer tournament mode

It was early in my time with Mario Tennis Aces that I realized a major flaw. I was just a couple missions deep in the story based Adventure mode when I knew: The game is boring. It lacks the charm of Super Mario Odyssey or Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and got very repetitive very quickly.

Tennis mechanics are fun; Large character roster

Little variety; Broken online

A fantastically arcade styled single and multi-player tennis experience offering fun for those who are fans of the sport or not.

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

Tight and well executed mechanics make up for a less than stellar story mode. A robust online system ensures this Mario sports game will have life for some time.

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.

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

Mario Tennis Aces brings one of Nintendos favorite pastimes to the Switch. Check out Kidzworlds review of the new game!

Visuals; Fun and Deep Gameplay

Small Frustrations; Light Content in Adventure Mode

Mario and his pals from the Mushroom Kingdom have certainly been in their fair share of sports titles over the past thirty years, from karting to golf, football to baseball, they've seen and done it all.