It’s not bad not bad Either it’s meh for me once u beat all cups in tournament mode and I hate you don’t get coins for doing Tournaments or quick matches you have to get them by doing special mode and some things u unlock are 2K coins and above and it has a meh roster to pick from

This is kind of a laughingstock to be honest. It has no cool mechanics and is boring to not have the different game modes of the previous games

Tennis has always been a sport I actually feel like I could take part of, and it's easily video games at their most basic. Hit the ball back and forth, try to flak your opponent, or just simply hit the ball really really hard to score points. Matches can often go from simply being a few minutes long to nearly an hour. However Mario always has to have a spin on sports games to make them more interesting, and largely this is done by different modes and various super hits that help mix the basic tennis structure into something more.While I don't think that the base game of Mario Tennis Open will really win over anyone, it is still tennis with a few neat generic super moves to use. The fact this game feels devoid of originality or Mario charm when it comes to hitting the ball or playing on different courts is a bit of a misstep in my eyes tho. While there is a course or two that have different properties compared to the rest of the standard game, this feel more akin to not having enough time to develop more interesting features over actually intentional use of the court for the final cup as a harder version of the tournaments **** fact, a lot of the features and single player stuff just seem like they were cut from what they were suppose to be, and instead of a neat little tennis RPG like we did with the GBA Mario Tennis, we instead get a customization Mii set with little use outside of streetpass novelty. On top of that, there is also the possibility of making characters a star version of themselves, and while it is a bit neat at first to get a "better" version of your character, it's really just a way to pad the game even more.Despite everything, Open does have a few neat little features, including 4 different mini games that let the player practice their shooting to become better players and unlock additional characters. I get that it **** to hide characters under conditions in multiplayer games, mostly because you want to open the game and play it right away, but in Open's defense these modes really help you focus on your aim and consistency to hit shoots all over the court. While I can't say how much skill I gained from these mini-games, I can't absolutely say I felt like I got better as a player and had fun doing it. The fact that they separate practices into 4 unique and defined mini-games is also really charming, being able to either play Tennis with the classic Super Mario Game, hit back the ball through rings, hit the ball while your view is blocked by ink, and controlling where your ball goes so it doesn't get **** into a black hole. Each mini-game is designed to help you get better, and is by far the best part of Mario Tennis Open.Sadly though, I just don't see Mario Tennis Open as a good Mario Sports game, but it is a decently good game. Open suffers from consistent faults like many of the other tennis titles, but fundamental lacks any charm in it's base game to really cover them up. In terms of handheld Mario Sports games, this is low on the list.