Mario Tennis Aces

Game Rant

Dalton Cooper

Mario Tennis Aces is a well-made, fast-paced, and fun tennis game, but it has some disappointing game modes and may not be all that engaging for solo players.

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Eurogamer

Martin Robinson

No Recommendation / Blank

Mario Tennis looks back to its glory with this fun - if a little fuzzy and fiddly - take on tennis.

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GamesRadar+

Sam Loveridge

A bizarre coming together of Smash Bros. and Mario Tennis that strangely works, even if the Adventure mode occasionally frustrates.

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Game Informer

Kyle Hilliard

8 / 10.0

The core arcade tennis is fun, and collecting rackets and leveling up Mario's tennis abilities through the campaign is a worthwhile endeavor, even if a few difficulty spikes hurt the pace

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GameSpot

Justin Clark

7 / 10

Aces is the most complex and Mario Tennis game yet, but its online modes are missing some key features.

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Hardcore Gamer

Jacob Bukacek

4 / 5.0

With Mario Tennis Aces, Nintendo has delivered a worthy successor to the N64 original.

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Nintendo Life

Mike Diver

8 / 10

We're used to seeing Wii U games transfer to Switch, but for Ultra Smash to have moved across without a substantial makeover would have been disastrous. Aces, wonderfully, is anything but that – it's a superb arcade sports game that's generous with its suite of player options and only occasionally guilty of being a little cheap in its Adventure Mode. The presentation is spot on, and the core tennis action is absorbing whether you're trading simple strokes or firing off special shots. Some animations and voice overs are identical to Ultra Smash's, but everything around them has been overhauled to quite splendid heights. This is something of a Switch Port Plus, then – not quite a whole new experience, but so improved as to be near unrecognisable next to its preceding title.

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