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Overall 9    Graphics 7.6    Sound 8.1    Addictive 8.9    Story 6    Depth 7.3    Difficulty 5.9


This game is ACE!   RedHotToddy

  Graphics 8   Sound 7   Addictive 8   Depth 9   Difficulty 5
      Review Rating: 5/5     Submitted: 08-14-13     Review Replies: 2


Mario Federer versus Koopa Nadal   EX Palen
I'm sure I'm not the only one who discovered this game because of its Gamecube sequel, Mario Power Tennis. I didn't get to play any N64 games in real life, but the ones I've played have hardly disappointed me. For example, this one.Overall, I have to say I'm impressed with this game, because it has some better things than its sequel, although it also has its flaws that the sequel managed to dispel. But let's stop comparing older generations to newer generations.Graphics: The graphics are good. The characters may look as Porygons, as in any other Mario game for this console, but still look somewhat stylized compared to what I remember from the PSX I used to own. The courts design is fairly good, specially the grass, hard and clay courts that can perfectly pass as being the central court of a real life Grand Slam. I give graphics a 9 for this.Sound: Well, what to expect from the ones that created the background songs for F-Zero, The Legend of Zelda and the first Mario Bros games. It won't be remembered as epic, but still not disappointing. About the in-game sounds, nothing much to say either, save for the worse flaw I see in this game. The sound a character emits when the point is already lost (for example, if you fail to smash a lob), but the ball is still bouncing (so technically the point is not over yet), could perfectly be omitted and nobody would have ever complained about it. For this flaw, sound misses the 10 and instead gets a 9.Addictiveness: One of the most addictive games my brain remembers. Even when you have completed all tournaments, and they're not few, you still have way to go. The main thing is the face-to-face records, this means, playing against all other players in all game modes. Completing that score table can take even more than completing the tournaments, depending on the settings (and I would choose five-sets six-games, as a Grand Slam). For everything this game has to offer to keep you playing it, addictiveness gets a well deserved 10.Story: Nothing to say in here. The main goal of the game is to just win all tournaments with all characters, with no purpose whatsoever.Depth: Here is when the fun begins. Allow me to include some math in here so you can get a glimpse of how deep this game is. First of all, 14 characters, 2 more unlockable, 12 cups to beat (6 in singles and 6 in doubles). Adding the fact that each cup holds 3 matches, completing all cups with all players needs... 576 matches! Just to let you know, as of 6 September 2013, the current world number one, Novak Djokovic, has yet to win that many matches in his career (still more than 50 to go). If we keep adding, the score table mentioned above, playing in normal mode, gives you 240 more matches, elevating to 816 the number of wins needed (if you don't lose any match, because then the number can increase a lot more). Another real life fact: Pete Sampras, one of the best players in all history, in all his career, didn't achieve 800 victories. No wonder now why depth has earned a 10.Difficulty: Difficulty is the weakest part, aside from story, which this game has none behind it. The controls are easy to master: five types of shot that are performed with different combinations of two buttons. Maybe, if you come from Mario Power Tennis as I do, you will have trouble with 3 things. The first is that you have to be much closer to the ball in order to hit it, the second is that shots or serves can easily go out or to the net due to excessive direction or lack of power, and the third one is that taming the serve to serve in the highest speed the character can achieve is harder. Also, when charging a shot, the character doesn't move as much, meaning this game is more dynamic and realistic than its sequel. It also lacks the superpowers, which makes points much shorter due to the inability to save impossible balls. We could say is somehow hard to play, but it's not hard to learn nor the controls are irritating, so a low rating of 6 for difficulty.Summarizing, an addictive game that can take long to fully complete. Maybe I should change those words, because they can summarize almost any Mario game released so far!
  Graphics 9   Sound 9   Addictive 10   Depth 10   Difficulty 6
      Review Rating: 4.8/5     Submitted: 09-05-13     Updated: 02-07-14     Review Replies: 3


Mario tennis review for n64   SuperCrash64
Well you know in the early days. The Mario series or Mario bros series originally started out as a 1983 arcade game  which was on e of those main games. we,re you would play as someone avoid and kill enemies  until your character dies in a game over and you get the highest score as possible. Then the mario series started having a point during the classic nes days. we,re it had Mario bros 1 2 and 3.  I guess Nintendo decided to make mario go through , some other stuff that really didnt invovle the mario series that much such as tennis driving golf and alot of other stuff that Nintendo would try out with The mario series. but those were the main ones that were sucessful   As some of you may know. Mario tennis didnt have a good start off for 3 reasons. reason 1 it was on the horrible unfinshed virtual boy which was just suckish. reason 2 the game s hit decetetion was really awful most of the time, you could just barely get any points . reason 3 being it brought nothing new. infact it was just mainly tennis with mario characters no new gameplay or exciting features that, the newer mario tennis games seemed to offer.  After that horrible experenice on Virtual boy Nintendo tried to remake this game on The Game boy color. which was in terms a more pleasent experince . Then Nintendo would remake their sucessful game boy color  version of Mario tennis .on the Nintendo 64, Plot well there is a intro with mario characters . and showing off some neat gameplay footage and mario and luigi going against each other in the finals. until Wario and waluigi show up and start causing trouble. But unlike before bowser is not gonna take over the mushroom kingdom this time . Bowser is just gonna team up with boo for a freindly tennis game  .  The Graphics of Mario tennis for N64. the graphics are really great alot of stages rather have the resembleance of the original game boy color. Every mario character should be recongizeable and look really good. some people might say it looks a little bad. but its  understandable   sense this is a old game. and 3d didnt really get all that excellent during .the time n64 and ps1 was released My rating for graphics . 9 the 3d effects are very common and look great for a old title even to this day Sound the main Soundtrack is an upgrade of the Game boy color version of mario tennis which is a nice feature I am really glad Nntendo decided to upgrade the soundtrack . There are a plenty variety of sound effects. but most of them happen when you make a score or dont make a score. Sound gets 10 rating from me  Addictiveness I enjoyed the heck out of this game.  I  played all the time  back then when using the Pj64 emulator. All actions just really make the game feel alive and great. Addictiveness gets a 10 really addicting game Story while i did mention a plot intro eariler . i really dont see an actual storyline of this game. because you mainly just pick a character go through a tournament. and win a  trophy. So that being said im gonna leave story rankings blank Depth there are about 5.features of this game if i can recall correctly. 1 would be match mode ,2 would be tournament doubles or singles., 3 would be Phriana challenge where you get a lot of points. depending on how many balls you get in. and how many the phriana shoots. 4 ring challenge you basically team up with a tennis character and break their record and move on. 5 Bowser stage. this is not a normal bowser stage . this happened to be my favorite feature. Its kind of like a mario kart and mario tennis mix up. in a crazy element. So whenever i played the game i would always choose bowsers stage do to that reason. Depth gets a 7 pretty long game with neat features to check out. Difficulty its dependant on which mode you play as so ill keep this ai based. As fair as the Ai its self  its a bit too easy for me. i always ended up getting a upper hand without even trying . so the ai is pretty easy. Difficulty gets a 2 Overall ratings ,8.9 its a good title and one of the better ones i have played
  Graphics 9   Sound 10   Addictive 10   Depth 7   Difficulty 2
      Review Rating: 4.7/5     Submitted: 03-07-13     Updated: 03-07-13     Review Replies: 2

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