Mario Tennis for the GameCube has 18 playable characters, each with their own style of play and a pair of unique moves known as "Power Shots". The game also introduces new modes such as "Rin... Read allMario Tennis for the GameCube has 18 playable characters, each with their own style of play and a pair of unique moves known as "Power Shots". The game also introduces new modes such as "Ring Shot".Mario Tennis for the GameCube has 18 playable characters, each with their own style of play and a pair of unique moves known as "Power Shots". The game also introduces new modes such as "Ring Shot".
Kazumi Totaka
- Yoshi
- (voice)
Tôru Minegishi
- Petey Piranha
- (voice)
- (as Toru Minegishi)
Atsushi Masaki
- Magikoopa
- (voice)
Sanae Uchida
- Boo
- (voice)
- (as Sanae Suzaki)
Takashi Nagasako
- Donkey Kong
- (voice)
Katsumi Suzuki
- Diddy Kong
- (voice)
Scott Burns
- Bowser
- (voice)
Dolores Rogers
- Bowser Jr.
- (voice)
- (as Delores Rogers)
- …
Deanna Mustard
- Princess Daisy
- (voice)
Jen Taylor
- Princess Peach
- (voice)
Nate Bihldorff
- Shy Guy
- (voice)
- …
Charles Martinet
- Mario
- (voice)
- …
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I enjoyed this game due to its hilarious trophy cut-scenes and Katsumi Suzuki's first time voicing as Diddy Kong. But stay away from the intro & bloopers. Wario, Waluigi and Bowser are portrayed as arrogant greedy criminals who suddenly commit terrorism to get what they want.
I didn't like the intro when I was a kid. After I got into my teen years, I realized that Nintendo had inserted a fictional terrorist attack. Possibly for the first time they went to extreme lengths with Wario & Waluigi!
Other than that and the dumb bloopers, I loved this game to death! I can't hate it because of some fictional terrorism! The game-play is hilarious, but it might not be for those who have anger issues like I do. Those trophy cut-scenes have me laughing my butt off!
Other than that and the dumb bloopers, I loved this game to death! I can't hate it because of some fictional terrorism! The game-play is hilarious, but it might not be for those who have anger issues like I do. Those trophy cut-scenes have me laughing my butt off!
When I heard Nintendo was releasing a version of Mario Tennis into the Gamecube I was excited. I bought the game a month after it's release and I was not disappointed. The graphics are clear and colorful, the characters are all cool especially Koopa Troopa. But what's even better is that each character has a special offensive and special recovery shot. This game is also fun to play with friends. But the game doesn't just limit itself to normal tennis it also has tennis themed games such as painting, destroying a mechanical bowser and cleaning a court using water balls. There is a collection of characters that can't be beat. I strongly recommend this game.
Say what you want about the success/failure of the Nintendo Gamecube system, but one thing that cannot be denied was its ability to produce some incredibly fun multiplayer games. Mario Power Tennis is one of those games!
Besides the great controls, the real strength of Mario Power Tennis is the diversity in the characters, each possessing their own strengths/weaknesses that can be mixed and matched to find the perfect combination for each individual player. Some people will like the power players (DK, Bowser), other will prefer the defensive characters (Wailuigi, Wario), while still others will enjoy the trick-shot artists (Boo, Ghost) or the generalists (Mario, Luigi).
About the only downfall in this game is that I could see the single-player mode getting a bit stale over time. Thankfully, though, this is a game that is built almost completely for multiplayer action. Invite a few friends over and start smashing the ball around!
Besides the great controls, the real strength of Mario Power Tennis is the diversity in the characters, each possessing their own strengths/weaknesses that can be mixed and matched to find the perfect combination for each individual player. Some people will like the power players (DK, Bowser), other will prefer the defensive characters (Wailuigi, Wario), while still others will enjoy the trick-shot artists (Boo, Ghost) or the generalists (Mario, Luigi).
About the only downfall in this game is that I could see the single-player mode getting a bit stale over time. Thankfully, though, this is a game that is built almost completely for multiplayer action. Invite a few friends over and start smashing the ball around!
I absolutely enjoyed this game on my Wii, but I really hated Wario & Waluigi, and Bowser's actions in the intro! Who would commit terrorism over being hated at & commits crime for being properly eliminated from a tournament?! People die when terrorism happens! Avoid the intro & bloopers please. I don't want anyone committing terrorism because they were badly influenced by this game. But enjoy the hysterical characters such as Diddy Kong & Wiggler! The trophy cutscenes will have you laughing you butt off!
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- TriviaThis is the last video game where Wario wears his original long sleeved shirt which was used in his early appearances. In all appearances after this game, he is seen wearing his short sleeved shirt.
- ConnectionsEdited into Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: La Marche des Mini (2006)
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