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In short Mario Tennis Fever is a fever dream **** and is worth checking out! I find this Mario Tennis game to be quite an improvement over the last entry (Aces) while still being familiar. To start with the biggest new thing about it, The Fever Rackets. This is quite an awesome idea in my opinion. There are 30 different rackets you can choose that have unique effects. You can spawn fire to burn your opponents, or add a duplicate version of yourself to help you in the court (yeah that is unfair I KNOW) and more. This can add a whole lot of chaos to the court making the experience quite unpredicable and forces you to react to everything. There is also more court options compared to Aces some cool ones include Waluigi Pinball. There is also other game mode options to play on for different tennis experiences. There is also a story mode to go through. Overall I found this Mario Tennis game to be quite awesome. I will definitely be playing it more.

Overall, I think these games are especially worth it for people who have not played these before. Two of the best Mario games out there for great reasons! For people who have played them before, if you value better graphics, want to see more storybook pages, and just love these games a lot and want to experience them again, then I can see this being worth it for you. No need to listen to the people saying "just buy these games on the Wii for $20 each." They don't understand that lots of people either don't have a Wii or don't want to bother taking theirs out of the dust. It would be more expensive to buy a used Wii and these game discs than just buying the double pack on Switch for $70 and having an upgraded experience compared to the Wii. ALSO some don't realize that lots of modern TVs nowadays don't even support composite cable lol, so a Wii would not even work unless you go buy a HDMI adapter aswell. We would not be getting a Super Mario Galaxy movie if these games were not that big of a deal. (DETAILS OF DIFFERENCES) Here is what is different between the original and this remaster: For starters, the games have gotten upgraded resolution (1080p on Switch 1, 4K on Switch 2). Playing through the games you can definitely see the difference and makes both games' vibrant colors pop more and give a brighter look. Although I did notice some issues with the upscaling that made some images look weird like in Tree Trunk Galaxy. There is also a remastered UI. There is also additional Rosalina storybook content. Galaxy 1 gets an extra chapter from its existing book while Galaxy 2 gains the book it did not have before with 4 new chapters. There is also amiibo support with new Mario Galaxy amiibo coming in April I believe. Although in Galaxy 2 they got rid of Bank Toad and now he just mentions amiibo which is a little unfortunate. You can also listen to the soundtrack on the title screen now for the games.

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Underrated game for sure! Don’t know what the reviewers here even consider good. Mario Sports Superstars offers 5 sports, soccer, baseball, tennis, golf, and horse racing. Quite cool to see Mario ride a horse. Each sport has a tournament mode for single player which gets progressively challenging. For multiplayer you can play locally or online with friends or random people. One additional thing you can get is amiibo cards which you can use to get superstar status on characters in each sport. I really like the cards design. The games’ graphics are so good (almost looks like a switch game in HD), great music you can even listen to it in game freely, the animations of the characters are great (some give me a chuckle). Bottom line: Mario Sports Superstars is a great game to pickup and play by yourself or with others. Go become a superstar in Mario Sports Superstars!