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Mario Tennis Fever Leans Way Harder on the ’Mario’ than the ‘Tennis’
Mario Tennis Fever uses 30 unique rackets with special effects and fighting-game counters to create a fresh, chaotic tennis experience on the upcoming Switch 2.
- Mario Tennis Fever launches on Feb. 12 exclusively for Switch 2, previewers calling it a rambunctious sports entry reminiscent of the original Nintendo 64 game.
- Fever Rackets form the game's central mechanic and change match flow, as developer Camelot shifted from universal special moves to 30 Fever Rackets across nearly 40 characters.
- Returning a Fever Shot before it bounces can reverse its effects like Bullet Bill, Thwomp, and Pokey, which drain HP and can slow or sideline players.
- Nintendo leans into local 2v2 play as a core selling point, clearly prioritizing local 2v2 multiplayer, couch-focused mode, while online modes offer less direct interaction; pre-orders are live now ahead of February 12.
- Nintendo is under investor pressure over storage and component costs, the $35 Wonder Flower toy appears in Mario Tennis Fever demos, and Super Mario Bros. Wonder Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park DLC arrives Mar. 26.
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Mario Tennis Fever Leans Way Harder on the ’Mario’ than the ‘Tennis’
Pickleball may be slowly taking over tennis courts across the country, but in the Mushroom Kingdom, tennis is still on top, as hundreds of Toads and Koopas flock to sold-out stadiums to watch Mario and friends compete in the superior sport. As a lifelong tennis player and Mario fan (who is only slightly bitter that my favorite local court is now covered with obnoxious, highlighter-yellow tape denoting pickleball lines), I’ve always been drawn to…
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Read Full ArticleMario Tennis Fever’s big new gimmick makes the fast-paced court action even more chaotic and fun - The Mirror
After 30 minutes of playtime, Mario Tennis Fever is setting itself up for the win thanks to the wide array of gameplay style options new Fever Rackets provide.
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